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Vol. 107 No. 305 YOUR HOMETOWN NEWSPAPER SINCE 1878 MONDAY, JUNE 24, 1985 ?5 CENTS INSIDE Israel may release some prisoners But Israeli sources laid It was intended to If JOHN EMM foreign minister, Pierre Aubert, last Thurs- broadcast yesterday from Washington. provide an opening to end the impaste in the day that be had agreed "in principle" to a The Associated Press 10-day-old hostage crisis. Rabin, speaking from Tel Aviv, said the Swiss plea to free the 40 Americans, but government had worked out an agreement BEIRUT, Lebanon (AP) - Israel said The head of the leading Shiite militia, asked for "the freeing of a certain number yesterday it plans to release 31 Lebanese however, spurned the Israeli move. with the International Red Cross, and that of Lebanese Shiite prisoners" by Israel. the Israeli Cabinet approved it. prisoners, but Shiite Moslems said they "I want the 700 plus," Nabih Berri, leader There was no word on whether the moves would not budge from their vow to hold 40 of the Shiite Moslem Amal militia and The Israeli defense minister said the by Israel and the Swiss were linked. release was not in reaction to the hijackers' American hijack hostages until Israel frees negotiator for the hijackers, said In a CBS A spokesman for Berri told The Asociated all the Lebanese it now holds. News Interview from Beirut. demands, but only in accordance with the Press,"There is no guarantee what Israel "security situation in southern Lebanon." Israeli officials said the liberation of the Israel holds 766 Lebanese prisoners, the says, It will do ... We have to continue our 31, to take place today, was not intended as majority of them Shiite Moslems captured In Tel Aviv, the Israeli Army spokesman's pressure to get our men freed." He spoke office said that some of the 31 prisoners to part of a deal with the sky pirates, who in south Lebanon during its three-year on condition he was not identified. commandeered a TWA flight from Athens, occupation be released were Shiites, but it did not know Israeli Defense Minister Yitzhak Rabin how many. Greece with 153 people aboard June 14 and A Swiss Foreign Ministry official said announced the release of the Lebanese on killed one passenger. yesterday that Berri informed the Swiss the CBS "Pace the Nation" program See Release Page 7A

Pro Signing Former Middletown North High Beach access School Jack Forbes signed a professional contract with the Baltimore Orioles this past Friday Forbes, who smacked 11 home runs for Monmouth College this spring, is improves, but the first Hawk diamond star to sign a professional contract IB barriers exist NATION (AP) — New Jersey's top coastal official says a They meet again state Supreme Court decision seems to have effective- Former automaker John Z. DeLorean ly opened up the state's oceanfront, but some barriers and model Christina Ferrare, will between the beaches and the public still stand despite meet in court again, but this time as the ruling. opponents in a $10 million divorce John R. Weingart, of the state Department of proceeding. Environmental Protection, says shore communities and homeowners have generally complied with the ruling last June in a suit brought against Bay Head 2A property owners. The state's highest court upheld the so-called public Roles cast trust doctrine, ruling that oceanfront land up to the high tide mark belongs to the public The justices also A British actor makling his said homeowners and ' 'quasi-public" agencies, such as professional film debut and a young the Bay Head Improvment Association in Ocean Japanese-American actress have County, cannot stop vacationers from crossing "dry been cast for an NBC movie about THE REQISTEB/CARL 0 FORINO sand" to reach the state's 126-mile coastline the lives of former Beatle John Weingart, director of the DEP's Division of Coastal Lennon and his wife Yoko Ono. Resources, said a few municipalities and private homeowners have blocked access to "four or five M specific sites" along the Monmouth and Ocean county Redcoats lose the battle again coasts. He said the barricades, which block jetties and STATE seawalls, affect surf fishermen more than beachgoers Mosquito attacks HMVU E. He said the blocked structures were built with public Residents ol a neighborhood say The Register funds. "The public is being denied access to something swarms of mosquitoes may be FREEHOLD — The crackle of musket fire and thunder they helped pay for," Weingari said. responsible for outbreaks of a of cannons filled the air yesterday as the Battle of Monmouth Fishermen and others have been invited to air potentially deadly disease, was recreated. complaints about beach access at a meeting tomorrow Redcoats and Colonials took position as thousands lined encephalitis, but local officials and with DEP officials in Eatontown. Weingart said. the fence inside Monmouth Battlefield State Park to witness the builder are doing nothing to help In Deal, for example, Weingart said a concrete wall the first major battle of the American Revolution. stands in front of jetty popular with fishermen 4A Some came for the history, others were there for the sheer Although he said the wall went up before the Supreme spectacle of watching an army in bright Revolutionary Court ruling, it still poses a barrier for anglers NATION uniforms led by commanders on horseback "That's probably the most objectionable site from' "Look, daddy! Look at the spotted horses!" urged one our point, " Weingart said. AIDS cases little girl after a group of British commanders, royal in But Stanley R. Katz, mayor of the fashionable The number of AIDS cases in the military regalia, galloped past. Monmouth County resort, said fishermen who want to cast off the jetty at the end of Marine Place can reach United States is expected to double in More lhan 800 soldiers the beach by a 200-yard walk around the concrete the next year, and more than 1 million from Revolutionary rcgi- barrier. menls from al leasl 13 people nationwide may be carrying "It may be inconvenient for them, ' the mayor slates responded 10 an in- the virus believed to cause the often- conceeds. vitation by the Company of fatal disease, according to one of the He said the barrier wasn't erected by the borough, Associated Militia of Mon- nation's top AIDS researchers. but by two homeowners seeking to protect their homes mouth County to re-enact from erosion. the June 28. 1778 battle 5A "The two homes adjacent to it were about to II was the greatest, a collapse. ' Katz said. real actual battle sjid "We do nothing to obstruct any fisherman from Richard S Dyer ol His going where they're supposed to go, " the mayor Mysterious refunds Ma jest ry s 10th Rcgimenl added. Taxpayers across the mid-Atlantic Afoot. Boston You goi Weingart said the DEP has referred the Deal wall burned, you got dirty, said region are receiving mysterious and other sites "ignoring the Supreme Court decision" fellow redcoat Andrew refund checks from the International FIREI — British troops fire a volley at advancing to the state Attorney General's office. But the coastal Revenue Service — many for Hobfoad official said he is unsure what action the attorney revolutionary forces while horsemen (above) charge the amounts not even coming close to general will take, if any. what they were supposed to get. See Battle Page 3A rebels in an attempt to drive them back. "We want to lake steps to open up those places," 5A Weingart said. Boat jumps car A 39-foot motor boat traveling at 30 knots, ran aground, jumped several feet into the air and landed on a car Airline crash and bombing may be linked parked in the driveway of a Long Island home. 22 crewmembers aboard Ginzburg. general manager of 5A By ROWRT GLASS Air-India's Montreal manager. airports But no explosives or Jumbo Jet Crashes The Associated Press Derek Menezes. said 278 passen- weapons were found in them, only SHANNON. Ireland lAP) - An gers were Canadians In NeW an iron and a radio, he said if in Air-India jetliner with 329 people Delhi. Air-India officials said fact it was a bomb I that caused the BUSINESS aboard plummeted into the Atlan- many of the Canadian citizens plane to crash). it could have come Firearms dispute tic off Ireland yesterday, scatter- were of Indian origin, and that from Toronto, " he said. ing debris and bodies over five there were 77 children and six Forty minutes after the Air- Legislation to slash federal limits on miles of ocean Indian officials infants on the flight India plane crashed1, a bomb firearms and gun dealers faces the said an explosion possibly caused Family members said two exploded at Tokyo's international Senate this week, with supporters history's third worst air disaster 1 Americans, a nurse from the . airport in baggage from a Can- calling the move a remedy to the Irish officials said the Boeing Buffalo. NY. area. Alleykutty adian Pacific Air flight from "more egregious abuses"of current 747. flying from Montreal. Canada, Job. 42. and her daughter. Teena. Vancouver. Two baggage handlers law, but opponents calling it a to a fueling stop in London and 14, were on the plane. Their names were killed and four others in- nightmare and a killer. then to India, vanished from their were on the passenger list released jured. "There may be linkage radar screens without sending a by Air-India between the two." said Gehlot distress call Search aircraft and Flight 182 originated in Toronto, Officials of the two airlines in boats rushed to the crash site flew to Montreal and was headed Toronto and Vancouver said bag- found 106 bodies, and lifeboats that for London en route to New Delhi gage originating in Toronto had were never inflated. and Bombay been on both planes They said 29 Explosion is considered a In Montreal, police removed passengers on the Air-India plane INDEX possibility in view of the fact that three "suspicious" pieces of lug- joined the Canadian Pacific flight Crash the wreckage is spread over a wide gage befor the flight took off. in Toronto, where it originated, .^ Site . area, " India's minister of state for Ministry of Transport and flew to Japan BRIDGE 71 civil aviation. Ashok Gehlot said in spokeswoman Jacqueline Richard More than 11 hours after the New Dehli "Sabotage is a distinct said after the crash She said crash, a young male with a foreign BUSINESS 61 possibility " bomb-sniffing dogs had barked at accent called the the New York It's all baloney, said Monmohan CLASSIFIED 71 group did it to protest Hindu Flight 182 was the first com- the luggage and it had triggered Times, "said he was a member of imperialism." Hindus are the ma- Singh "Anyone can call and say COMICS M mercial jet to crash on the trans- metal detectors But Mirabel Air- the Sikh Student Federation and on jority in India and Sikhs a small something like that ' CROSSWORD M Atlantic route, according to the port officials said later that the behalf of his group, he was minority. Meanwhile, the United States. ENTERTAINMENT M International Air Transport As- dogs had not reacted, so the bags claiming responsiblity for the But Canidian Press quoted a Britain. Ireland and Iceland sent HOROSCOPE 10A sociation in Geneva. Switzerland weren't opened immediately boa* that went off, according to former leader of the Sikh Student scores of ships, planes and helicop- LIFE8TYLE 1M Air-India in New York and London " Ttiey were checked several news assistant Patricia Ochs Federation in Vancouver as saying ters to the crash site. 120 miles OBITUARIES 7» said there were 307 passengers and hours after the cxaid Rubin She said the man told her: "The the organization no longer existed See CRASH, Page SA OPINION M SPORTS II TELEVISION . M ' Action Front Page Readers Flowers • Frail Baskets • Gifts Classified Advertising., RN's. GN's. LPN's. Aides Ex- YOUR TOWN M get fast results. Attract 68,000 Send something nice to show you Read the Help Wanted columns in gets results! Call 542-1700 plore the opportunities See the readers with your ad here. care. The Directory of Florists is today's Classified section Nursing/Medical Directory in on the Obituary Page. today's Classified section 2A The Rrgi.lf r MOMMY. JUNE 24, 1985 PEOPLE De Loreans war over $10 million nest egg Several British newspapers pre- Trombadore. the other side of the continent. Matin* for his iy dicted that one of Scotland Yard's SOMERVILLE (AP) - Fanner automaker At stake in the transcontinental property 2,508 policewomen would be chosen "She never really resided in New Jersey," PENSACOLA. Fla. (API - G John Z. De Lorean and model Cristlna Ferrare. dispute are a 430-acre estate in the New Jersey said Wildsteln. He said his client spent some as the next personal, armed guard who seemed inseparable throughout Ms drug community of Bedminster, a Fifth Avenue co-op Gordon Liddy lays the time he (pent for the 23-year-old princess. time in Bedminster to escape "the tremendous in jail for his part in the Watergate trial last year, will meet la court again, but this in New York City and a ranch in California, with amount of press coverage" in the wake of De Scotland Yard, London's police time as opponents In a 110 million divorce a total value estimated at more than f 10 million scandal taught his son to perform force, said in a statement Saturday Lorean J indictment. under pressure. proceeding. Trombadore said De Lorean considered the ft that candidates should be intelligent, Both are expected to testify at a Wednesday million BedmiBster estate as the couple's The property dispute is complicated by a When you're just a little kid fluent in several languages, top-class prenuptial agreement Ms. Ferrare allegedly standing on the front lawn being pretrial hearing before a Superior Court judge primary residence during the last years of their marksmen, under 30 years old and here who must decide whether a New Jersey marriage. signed just before she married De Lorean on interviewed by Mike Wallace, single — because of the amount of court is the right place to divide the couple's "New Jersey Is the most logical place to May S, 1S73. Under the agreement, Ms. Ferrare Barbara Walters or CBS News, traveling involved. It said male property and assign custody of their two litigate the property issue," said Trombadore. reportedly agreed to keep all of her earnings as you've got to grow up a lot quicker officers would be considered. than your peers," be said. children. "It is the state with which both people have the a fashion model and maintain separate bank James Gordon Liddy, 14, gradu- Ms. Ferrare, 35, who was granted a divorce greatest contact." accounts. ated Friday from the Aviation from De Lorean in April In Los Angeles, wants He said De Lorean bought the Bedminster "She takes the position that the agreement is Officer Candidate School at the the property issue to be settled in Calfomia property four years ago and moved In per- null and void," said Wildstein "If she did sign Pensacola Naval Air Station and was where the community property law would manently 2Vt years later. Trombadore said his it, she certainly didn't sign it knowingly." commissioned an ensign He now guarantee her half of the couple's assets client was forced to move his family to "It was signed by her and John," countered begins Naval pilot training. acquired during the 11-year marriage California temporarily last year for the trial. Trombadore. "It was a valid contract." A hearing on the validity of the agreement is "Very adverse circumstances can "She is a resident of California and she intends scheduled for July in Los Angeles. make you stronger or crush you," to remain in California," attorney David M. De Lorean, (0, was acquitted on Aug. 16 of "John De Lorean feels his wife should get said the older Liddy, 56, who now Wildsteln said of his client, the host of a morning charges he conspired to sell $24 million worth of nothing," said Wildstein. owns an industrial security com- television Ulkshow in Los Angeles. "The court cocaine to save his failing De Lorean Motor Co. pany. in California should continue its jurisdiction." However, Wildstein said De Loreans motion He said Ms. Ferrares "whole career (as a model) went downhill when his cocaine charge Young Liddy agreed But De Lorean wants the case to be settled in to have the case heard in New Jersey "is no more came about," adding that "during the years she "The second day I was here, the New Jersey, where there is an equitable than harassment." He said it would disrupt his was making substantial money, she put all her master sergeant brought me into his distribution law under which a spouse can get client's work schedule on the television show funds into her marriage." office, and told me that because of from aU to nothing, said his attorney, John J "A.M. Los Angeles" to have the case heard on my father, he personally would be watching me and my progress very closely." Liddy said. "There was a lot of pressure, and it would've been easy to let it wear me down. ... Instead, I chose to use it as a Unknowns signed for John and Yoko movie motivator." Of his father's role in Watergate, over 100 actors and we finally the younger Liddy said, "He fol- BURBANK, Calif. (AP) - A narrowed it down to the two we think lowed orders. He did exactly what British actor nuking his pro- best captured the spirit of this he was supposed to do, was given fessional film debut and a young remarkable couple " punishment and he served it." Japanese-American actress have Lindsay Is a young actor with been cast for an NBC movie about limited stage and television ex- the lives of former Beatle John perience, who works with his father Weekend nuptials Lennon and his wife Yoko Ono in London as a bricklayer. He has Mark Lindsay will play Lennon. NEW VERNON, N.J. (AP) - appeared In several television pro- Victoria Principal who was slain in December 1980, and Waller L. Cronkite III. son of the ductions and on the stage in regional Kim Mlyori, who starred for two long-time CBS News anchorman, theater in England. seasons on NBC's "St. Elsewhere," married actress Deborah Rush in a Miss Miyori played Dr. Wendy Dallas'star weds will play Miss Ono, according to an ceremony attended by performers Armstrong on "St. Elsewhere" in announcement released yesterday. Meryl Streep and Dom DeLuise and DALLAS (AP) — Victoria Princi- the 1982-84 seasons. She has also advice columnist Ann Landers. The three-hour movie, "Imagine been a guest star on such shows as pal was married to Beverly Hills The Story of John and Yoko," goes Saturday's wedding at the Christ "Partners in Crime," "Berengers, " plastic surgeon Harry Glassman in into production July I, with filming the King Church was followed by a "Scene of the Crime," "TJ Hook- the city she knows well as Pamela in New York and London. Sandor reception for 175 people at a country er" and "Magnum, P.I." Ewing of television's "Dallas." Stern is the writer and director. It club; in Morristown, said Frank Miss Mlyori was born in Santa Only family members and close will be broadcast on NBC in Novem- McOormick, manager of the facility Maria and began her career as a friends were allowed at the wedding ber Ms. Streep, a bridesmaid, also Saturday evening at the Mansion dancer in Broadway's 'Zoot Suit" "This was one of the most celebrated her birthday Saturday hotel. But about 50 photographers and "Pacific Overtures." She made exhaustive casting searches in the and was given a cake during the and almost as many onlookers her TV debut on "Cagney 4 Lacey " history of television," said John J. reception. McCormick said. waited outside. After the ceremony, and was in the movies "Zoot Suit" McMahon, executive producer for Ms Rush was nominated for a 1984 the newlyweds appeared briefly on a and "Sgt Pepper's Lonely Hearts Carson Productions. "We looked at Tony Award for her role in the hotel balcony and waved. Club Band." Mark Lindsay Kim Miyori Broadway farce "Noises Off" and Vows were exchanged under a also appeared in Woody Allen's "The bower of ivy and gardenias. A flutist Purple Rose of Cairo," said her played during the ceremony, per- father, Joseph Rush. formed by James K. Allen, associate Cronkite. a film editor, and Ms. justice of the Dallas County Court of Saudi astronaut sees an earthly solution Rush will live in New York City, he Appeals said The reception also was at the On their last day aloft, the It is her second marriage and his CAPE CANAVERAL, FU. (AP) aboard — but not to drink; only to the scorecard: successful launches Mansion, a hotel that is the summer astronauts held a news conference first: — As the crew of Discovery packed test for any changes caused by space of communications satellites for home for the actress while she films with reporters in Houston. It was episodes of "Dallas." up yesterday to return home, the flight Mexico, Saudi Arabia and the United space shuttle's Saudi Arabian pass- dominated by questions directed at "It's a very good wine and I test States' AT&T; the deployment and The couple has no plans for a Sultan and French test pilot Patrick Female choice honeymoon, said hotel spokeswoman enger suggested Earth's problems it again when we come back and we retrieval of a scientific platform, could be solved if troublemakers saw Baudry; astronauts John Fabian, see if there is some change in the which peered deep into space for.a LONDON (AP) - Princess Diana Julia Sweeney, who added she be- Steve Nagel and John Creighton did could become the first member of lieved the couple took a trip before the world from space without its taste of the wine," Baudry said. "I suspected black hole in the Milky national boundaries. not speak at all, and Shannon Lucid hope in the future the American Way. The shuttle was also used for Britain's royal family to be the wedding. very little. protected by a woman bodyguard Ms. Principal's gown was made of "Looking at It from here," said crews and the other crews will be the first time as a target of a ground- The crew had been told by NASA because she apparently found her silk chiffon and matte jersey em- Prince Sultan Salman Al-Saud, "the able to bring wine and cognac and to-space laser being developed as teleprinter message to expect only last four male minders unsuitable, broidered with 2,500 seed pearls, Ms. troubles all over the world and not things that are very good, not only part of President Reagan's "Star questions about the flight, but a news reports said Sunday. Sweeney said. just the Middle East look very for the Earth, but also for the good Wars" defense research. strange as you see the boundaries reporter brought up the troubles in humor and the good quality of the "We are very proud," he said, and border lines disappearing." the Middle East, "since 40 Ameri- work." crediting help of people on the The shuttle was to end its seven- cans are still being held hostage by Commander Dan Brandenstein ground. day mission with a 6:12 a.m. PDT Shiite (Moslem) radicals." was asked to sum up the accomplish- Later, flight controller Larry landing today on the desert runway "If I knew the answer to that, I ments of the mission, "In English, Bourgeois said the astronauts had Poll shows Kean holds at Edwards Air Force Base in think I'd probably stay in space and French and Arabic." accomplished more than 100 percent California. It will have circled the solve more problems," said the 28- "The answer to the last one is no," of the objectives set out at the start Earth 111 times, a trip of 2.* million year-old prince, a nephew of Saudi said Brandenstein. He then ticked off of the flight. miles. Arabia's King Fahd. big lead over Shapiro The flight was one of the most "Lots of people who are involved trouble-free of the 18 to date. In causing the problems ought to gubernatorial election were held come up here and take a look," he A tale of a man of questionable taste HACKENSACK (AP) - Re- today, would you vote for Tom Kean. publican Gov. Thomas H Kean has said. the Republican candidate, or Peter Before the news conference, a 35-point lead over Democratic AUSTIN, Texas (AP) - The only peach lime, pecan praline, straw- Shapiro, the Democratic can- The Register Sultan spoke with the king, who sent berry Riesling, yummy yammy and challenger Peter Shapiro in the state trouble with the jalapeno ice cream didate?" (ISSN 8750-6491) best wishes to the crew and to inevitably, - and perhaps un- gubernatorial race, a newspaper poll was a tad too much sour cream, says Democrats favored Kean by one PuManad By Tha Pad Bar* 'mill President Reagan fortunately — jalapeno. says Calac*ahad in 1876 its maker. And so, strawberry point. 37 percent to 36 percent. by John H Coo* and Hanry Clay "Thank you, sir, for your call," "I liked it when I made it at home Fifty-five percent of 790 regis- Man OWoa cheesecake ice cream took the prize. Kean s popularity among Re- said Sultan. "I hope that this may be but I think I put too much sour cream tered voters questioned during the Ona HUM Plan. Stwawabufy N J 07701 But the prize was a trip to San publicans was 77 percent to 7 1201) 542 4000 a good deed for Islam, Muslims and in it today and messed it up," said survey, conducted by The Record of Bianclt (Moat Francisco and the cook who made percent Monmcufi County CouflhouM. the Arab nation." Jim Phillips of Lubbock, whose ice Hackensack, said they would re- the winner doesn't fly. Seventeen percent of the respon- FiaanoU. N j 07721 A telephone hookup between cream finished out of the running. elect Kean. while 20 percent said uamMnoi»»AaaodaladPraa> TnaAaaooaM Barbara Gilbert's confection was they would vote for Shapiro, the dents rated Kean s performance as Praia « anBWd aKCJuafctfy to ha uaa of a* tia local Baudry and an official of the French Contest rules required recipes to excellent Fifty-nine percent said it nawt pnnlad n ma nawapapar aMlaM AP nawa government did not work. chosen Saturday as the National Ice include pure Texas products, except Essex County executive Cream of Texas. was good, 16 percent responded fair Mamoar of tfta Amancan mwapajn PuMahara Baudry, a French test pilot doing for chocolate or vanilla. Two percent said they would vote and 2 percent said he did a poor job. Aaaooahon. ma Audit Buraau of OcuMaon. tia Naw Among the other entries in the for neither candidate, and 23 percent Jar»ay Praa medical experiments on Discovery, "I don't fly," Mrs. Gilbert said, Respondents were also asked Sacono Claaa poalaga paid K Had Bank. N J told reporters that he had taken wine Texas Department of Agriculture ill see if they'll let me drive. I'll responded that they had not made up 07701 Pubmnad daay awapi Sal Uaa tuuervaena contest were cottonut, dewberry, their minds whether they had changed their start early." opinion of the incumbent since he Han Raw CM* 1 The poll was conducted between began his term in 1981 Thirty-two Tarm Daily Sunday Sunday 170/Mak 78/ MM 2 45/ a* June 9 and June 16 The respondents percent said they had changed their i MJ Man 70/ «aak 2 ni »aafc included 340 people who identified opinion for the better, while 4 I yaar 'thim—k «v «aak 2 10/ mat Uail mat tof ooaaga ahtdank and muaary paraon- themselves as Democrats. 345 who percent said they changed it for the nal - w ot aoova ram. considered themselves Republicans worse Homo daftwry by Camar — Oa#y and Sunday Coming Thursday, June 27th f i 36 a waak. Sunday onty 35 ear*. Da*y onry I 00 and 145 independents The survey Meanwhile, the poll showed that 60 Smgla copy M Counlar — Dairy 2ft can* Sunday has a margin of error of plus or percent of the respondents were able 4«0 —— minus 3 percent. to identify Shapiro as the Demo- Ragalar. PO Bo> 520, RaO~Ban»"N J0TO1 They were asked: "If the cratic candidate The Register THE WEATHER Special Sales Extravaganza

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Battle Continued from Pag* 1A Not only did spectators see the action, But mechanic rodeo set they got a play by play description from W.R. Vorhees, a colonel in the New Jersey • •ATAWAN - NJ Transit will conduct its State Troops. Hnsecond annual bus mechanic's rodeo on Skirmishes broke out as the Colonial •TlSaturday, June II at its Old Bridge garage light infantry, without any orders, on Route 34 in Matawan. provoked the British into bringing out The rodeo is open to the public and will take more and more of their army. The British, place from 8:30 a.m. to 3 p.m., and also will who were marching south from Philadel- feature a display of buses and maintenance phia, were under strict orders not to equipment, pony rides, musk, clowns, balloons, engage in battle, said Vorhees. face painting for children and refreshments. "It was the first time we ever stood up "Similar to our bus driver's rodeo, the to them," said Vorhees, noting that the mechanics rodeo will provide members of our British had won every battle before fine maintenance staff the opportunity to Monmouth. demonstrate their skills and expertise com- Soldiers on both sides kneeled, bit off petitively with their peers from various NJ paper cartridges and loaded their Transit garages," said Jerome C. Premo, muskets. They stood in straight rows and executive director of NJ Transit. fired what Vorhees called a "controlled "The mechanic's rodeo is family-oriented, volley" of shots. and we hope for an enjoyable day for all While the front rank fired, the next row • involved," Premo added. reloaded their muskets. The competition consists of one person from A fife and drum unit played Yankee each three-person team of mechanics demon- Doodle THE REGISTER/CARL D. FORINO strating bus driving skills on a timed obstacle "Field music gave men spirit and course. Another member of the team will take showed them they had support coming BATTLE OF MONMOUTH — Militiamen fire into the British line of defense. a 20-question quiz on safety and mechanics. The from behind," said Vorhees. entire team will cooperate in inspecting a bus At one end of the field, the famous Molly during a limited time period to locate 20 defects Pitcher scene was re-enacted. Molly, which have been previously planted. wearing a white bonnet, blouse and long NJ Transit will award prizes to the top three brown skirt with a white apron, dragged teams. First place winners each will receive a her injured husband to safety and resumed $75 gift certificate; second place receives a ISO his position loading the cannon. gift certificate; and third place gets a $25 gift While "Molly Pitcher" became the certificate. The winning team will receive a nickname given to women who carried trophy for display at its garage. The winners water to the soldiers, her act was also receive certificates of achievement and significant because the Americans rodeo hats. beleived cannon fire won the Revolution- Participants with individual high scores will ary War, said Vorhees. receive a plaque. All contestants will be The Colonials retreated a few times and awarded a certificate of participation and a gift. then the battle hit its climax. A volley was fired and cheers rang out as the British began to fall. Within minutes an American Programs for the gifted commander galloped out and seized the British flag for the first time In history. • INCROFT - Academically gifted and tal- "I wish we had a movie camera, mom," • ented students who are enrolled in the cried six-year-old Erin Gardner of South IBROGATE or John Hopkins programs, who River. have a cumulative score of at least 800 on 7th Thaddeus J. Isaacks, a sergeant in the grade SAT's, who are in the 97th percentlle in Army National Guard who organized the school standardized tests, or who have been battle and personally paid for its publicity identified is gifted by their school districts, may and food for the regiments who camped take advantage of a variety of summer out in the park, described what it feels like programs offered by Brookdale's Community to be a Revolutionary soldier Services Division during the summer. "When I put on this uniform, when you go into battle, you step back 200 years into Each British infantryman, with wig, Vorhees said many of yesterday s troops met 10,000 Brits, killing about 300 Introduction to Computer Art, designed for history," said Isaacks, who played Gen- musket, 70-pound backpack, bearskin hat soldiers sewed their own uniforms. and losing approximately 200 of their own academically-gifted students grade 7-12, will eral Nathan Greene of the Colonial Army. and uniform trimmed with gold or silver While temperatures hit the mid-80s, men, said Vorhees. gain hands-on experience under the direction of Vorhees, wearing authentic 1810 wire- bouillion, was worth approximately $2000 Vorhees said that on the day of the actual Lonnie Wetherington, of the 23rd Regi- Lori Uffer, Brookdale learning assistant The 5- rimmed sunglasses and clad in a white when he went into battle yesterday, said battle the temperature was over 110 ment of the Royal Welsh Fuseliers, sesasion workshop runs Monday to Friday, July cotton shirt, gold brochade vest, white Vorhees. degrees with 95 percent humidity. "More Richmon, Va , summed it up. "It was 22-26, 9 a.m. to noon. The 1110 fee includes linen trousers, leather stock, and cocked The armed Colonial militiaman, he said, men died of heat than gunfire," he said. totally exhausting and totally confusing, 1 materials. hat, explained each side's military dress. would be worth $1000 today. In the actual battle, 13,000 American just like the original.' "Computer Art II" continues where the introductory program leaves off. It runs from July 29 to August 2, 9 a.m. to noon and the $110 fee Includes materials. "The Topic is Health" Is a program given in conjunction with the Wellness Center of Free- hold Area Hospital for the academically gifted grades 6-12 A full overview of hospital workings CLASS OF '85 GRADUATIONS pins a case study approach to health care will form the core of the 5-sesslon program which Awards were presented to the following graduates; Policastro, Jeffrey Popowaki. Patricia A. Poser. plegale. Donald C Archer. Michael Aacari. Stephen runs July 29 to August 2, from 9 a.m. to noon Red Bank Regional High Music vocal. Krlsta Smith and Pam Miller; John Daniel P. Quln, Peter J Reck. Delrdrl M Reddlngttn. M. Ash, Michelle A. Aumack. Daniel J. Balto, David at the Wellness Center. The fee is $110 Philip Sousa. Daniel Chal and Sherry Let. Timothy P. Regan. Kevin P. Reid. Sharon E Rite. C. Banes. Jeffrey Barnett, Elisabeth Barnwell. Paul LITTLE SILVER - Graduation (urdia in held Distinguished Musician Award: Joseph Brennan Lauren A. Roberts, Alison A Rodriguez. Guillermo J. Beauduy. Lori Lynn Bennett. Karen D. Berger. Introduction to Psychology, taught by last evenint at Red Bank Regional Hijti School Distinguished Athlete Award: William Buckley Rosell, Martin L Roth. Mark J Rousell, Kimberly A Peter Bernstein. Keith Allen Blnford. Sandra Lynn Brookdale instructor Ellen Slmonetti, is for Centering around the theme ol "Obligations to Excel" Holmdel High School Theatre Guild: Paul Barrett, Ruehle, Gena D Ryan. Scott F Saidel, Geoffrey M Bonin, Stacey Michelle Bornsteln, Raymond academically gifted students grades 7-12. The Carl Gardiner in. co-uluutorian. ipoke on "Toe Michele Brody, Krtsla Smith Sallow. Ronald J Salmon, Mark L. Serin. Carolyn R Braumuller. Dia Brtna. Beth A. Brown, David Louis Person and Nature." HJI fellow ulutatortan, Richard Henry Franionl Drama Award: Keith Grumet SchwarU, Vincent a Scluto. Karen L Seeman. Brown. participants will gain a thorough psychology Ralney. ipoke on The Penon and Sell' Robert Foreign Language Awards: Use Kotler. Alison William A Seflck. Hilary A Segal, Mary E Shay. Jamea E Bry. Thomas Edwin Button Jr . Sheila N. grounding in 5 sessions. The program runs Lebeny, valedictorian tor the clua of INS, look* on HaUlaey. Nertsaa Wu Stephen F Shuler. Jill D Silver, William J. Slrchlo, "The Penon and Othan ' Cahill. Tina M Calabria, Lynn Ann Caprtonl, Maria Monday through Friday, August 5-9, from 9:30 Bauach L Lomb Science Award: Sherry Lee. DUnne L. Smith, Krtata D Smith, Joseph G Sodano, Caputo, Michelle Casteleyn. Madelyn Joy Chazen. to noon. The fee is $75 The following itudenU received their diplomat from John Laldlg Memorial Science Award: Roger Pile Anastasia H. Soumbenlotis, Tracy B. Spivak. Robert Louis Chlricbello. Eun Ye Choi. Vincent Christopher. Florence P Thompeon, Board of Education president Webber Glldden Memorial Award: Gerald Allocco M Stewart, Owen T Su. Daniel F Taylor. Lisa A M Jennifer Cleri, Bridget E Clark, Edward A Clark. Visual Arts for the academically gifted from Joanne M Acerra. Richard Age*. TUfmy R Admiral Halaey Award: Kammy Jain. Tauriello, Nicole T. Totcaninl. Kenneth W Trapp. Tracla Anne Colhchio, Robert J. Collins II, Anthony grades 7-12 will focus on drawing, design and Andrewi, Doujlai Apy. Margaret A Apy, Jennifer N National Guard Scholar-Athlete Award: Roger Pile. Lori M Traub, William m Trimble Joann M Truei, Constantlne. Anne Marie Conle, David A Cooper. hands-on creative projects in embossing, batik, Arthur. LUa M. Baclfalupl. YvetteG Bacon. Doujlai Lauren Jelm Gary H. Tucker. Gregory P Twordi, Greg A. Varaer. Derek Comeltusen, Andrea Cuccinello. Brenda Cue- Baron. REgtna B Bauer. Margaret L. Bayliu. Troy Jottne K. Veca, Michael J. Venosi. Christopher R cinello, Stephen P. Czachowski weaving, sculpture. Susanne Anderson, Outstanding Cheerleader Award: Ann Baumlin. Bloom. Jeffrey T Bodycomb. Carole M Bran. Congressional Awards: Silver: Lauren Robert, Wagnes. Michael A. Wahl. Terence M Wall. Robert TonUnne D'Angelo, Uas A. Datemaach. Timothy J Brookdale Learning Assistant, will instruct the Bemadetle M Bruno. Lia P Bruno. Meredith M bronze: Christine Johnson. A. Ward, Robert I. Welnstein, Guy M West, Owen N Davidson, Patricia A. Deardorff, Beth Ann Dennis. students in this 5-session program which runs Buchner. Theresa E Burdfe. Tara B. Burke. Steven Joseph Mendres Kiwania Award: Alison Halliaey Wild, Usa A Williams. Scott w Williams, Stephen J Joseph Russell De Santls, Michael F Diabrew, M Calandra, CryiUI A Cause. Cynthia M Chriit. Soroptomlit Club Award Walter Engel Williams. Randal W. Wilson. Robert F Wolpert. Edward Raymond Dobln. Harry Drinkard, David from August 5-9 from 1 to 3:15 p.m. The ITS fee Kendyl ChrUtianaen, Liia A. Clark, Robert E. Clark. Nerlsaa T. Wu, Laura K. Yonclat, Karin L Zak. Heidi includes materials. Holmdel Village School PTA Service Award: Palmiaano Drucker. William Duffy, John Michael Jr. Ronald C Clark. EUiabeth A. Curt. Jan T. Catherine Bailey M Zaalow Dunbar III. Robert A. Ehrhart, Austin G Faccone. For further Information and registration Clarke. Steven R. Clarke. Sam Colllan. Jama T. Colville, Monica P Cone, Kevin R Conery, Kevin A. Holmdel High School PTSA Service Awards Sleffen Thomas A Fallon, Mary E. FamU. Nicholas L. materials, contact the Brookdale Community Conk. Monica M Conover. Mark A Coeta. Fred Crtne, Koehler. Lauren Robers. Kammy Jain, Cheryl Kremp Parro. Catherine Ann Ferrone, Vincent J. Flora, John College Community Services Division, 842-1900. Kathleen Crothen, LUa DiBl.no, Regina A. Dolar. Holmdel High School PTSA Scholarships: Scott Shore Regional Fiiher, Patrick A. Flanagan. Renee Foggla. James Williams. Sherry Lee. BUI Levant Gallo, Benjamin S. Gardner, Lawrence Groop, Guy ext. 302. Jeffrey T. Donnelly. France! M Dooohoe. Charles P Doremui, Jamea Dudley in. Tracey V duLaney. Student Advisory Board Scholarship: Nerlssa Wu. WEST LONG BRANCH - Graduation exercises Vincent Gualtieri. Lisa Gudlcallo, Alfred F Guzzi Jr . Walter Dunbar. and Lauren E. Dwyer Kammy Jain. were held Friday evening at Shore Regional High Scott Michael Hagel HTEA Sholanhip Kenneth Herceg School Valedictorian for the Class of IMS was Nancy Jean Hanlach, Nadeen Harary. Donna Alao were: Terrene* M. Eaton, Thomai J Pagan. New Jersey Distinguished Scholar Awards: Kristin Benjamin Gamer and Salutalorian was Shells Cahill Hawley. Kenneth Herman, Jon P. Hoberman, Steve Radio teacher to preach Jr., Frederlka Fenoer. Cheryl A. Feragne, Anthony M BJorkholm, Philip Brendel. John Carlln. Genii Fitch, The Outatanding Academic Achelvement Awards Homlk, Jeanne Marie Horvath. Carln L Hotchkias. Ferraro. Fulvk) J. FlglioU, Katheleen D. Finelli. Kammy Jain, LUa Kotler. Sherry Lee, Roger Pile. were presented to the following students. Benjamin Joseph Frank II Vento, Joseph Jscobowlti, John R CEAN GROVE - Dorothy Worth, radio Jaime M. Fiaher. Marianne Flahtr. Patrick G. Flaher. Own Su. Neriaaa Wu. Garner, finalist of the IMS Merit Scholarship Jonas, Sandra A. Jones. Sean Kearney, Kalhy A Peter E. Fontaine, Michael Forehand, Laurie A. Bible teacher of the popular Women Alive Holmdel PBA Scholarship: Kammy Jain Program, winner of the Bauach k Lomb Science Keller, Dana Susan Kirk, Wendy Pamela Klein. Prink. Lloyd R. Gamble. Carl W. Gardiner in. Mark Michael Panfen Memorial Scholarships: Robert Award, the Monmouth County Education Association Maureen A Koechlln, Christopher Krauthelm. Mark program heard five days each week in E. Gilaey. Sandra L. Giordano, Eugene Glenn, Ward, Diamw Smith. Jean Villaplano Scholarship, the Long Branch Ex- Kromelbein. Elizabeth Anne Kuil. Derek G La Batch. O Margaret Z Goodwyn, Stephen F Gough. Stephanie eleven states plus the Caribbean area, will Susan Smith Memorial Scholarship: Suzanne Bom change Club Award, the George Washington Univer- Peggy M. Lackner. Steven Lambert. Douglas J. preach at the 10:30 a.m. and 7 p.m. worship L. Graff, Klmberty A. Gray, Arleen Grllli, Uaa ft. sity School of Engineering Award, and the Garden Langa. John B U Valle Hagan. Kimberly A. Hall. Stuart L. Hall, Francll E Marine ROTC Scholarship Chuck Broderlck services in the 6,700 capacity auditorium Air Force ROTC Scholarship: Philip Brendel Stale Distinguished Scholars Program; David Linda Layden, Uaa M Leery. Karen S. Leming. Hanklm, Tracy L. Hanlon. Nathaniel M. Harm. Ackerman, commended to the 1W Merit Scholarship Patricia A Harrii, Kimberly J. Hawkins, John H Oliver Zug Memorial Award: Christopher Straniero. Robert K Leporatll, James Leslie, Patricia Letaon. June 30. Recreation Commission Award: Roger Pile, Lauren Program; Sheila Cahill, commended to the IMS Merit Lauri London. Michelle Malnleri, Peter T. Maletto. Hayea IV, Matthew J. Held, Marian L. Hendenon. Scholarship Program, the Long Branch Rotary Club She is founder and teacher of the Community Heidi A. Hertler, Donna M. Hodgklat. Margarete M Jelm. John M Malley, William David Mansfield, Uaa A. Bible Classes of the Delaware Valley with 2,000 Arden L Achenberg, Andrea M. Adlnolfl. Sandra J Scholarship, and the Garden State Distinguished Marchltto. Domenlca ManecotU. Vincent R. A. Hoik, Debra A. Homefleld. Stephen C. Houck, Monica Scholars Program; Margaret Claire Sexton, com- women currently enrolled. Allkas, Gerald Allocco, Nader P Anle. Catherine M Marlnaro. Peter Jeffrey Marks, Stephen K Master R Howard. Andrea B. laky, Eullta M. Bailey. Dean S. Baker, Andrew B Balas, Douglas J mended to the IMS Merit Scholarship Program, man-Smith, James Thomas Mana, Carolyn Me Worth is a freelance writer and author of Michael P Jacoby, Bridget P. Jennings. Gregg M. Baratta, Salvatore Barons. Kathleen E Barrett. Paul winner of the Dr Santo O Trufolo Thespian Award, Graarty, Carolyn EUiabeth Meagher, Cuong H. numerous booklets and tracts. She is much in Jensen, Colin T. Johannes, Kelly J. Johnaon and S. Barrett. Ann M. Baumlin, John J. Bellini, Jr the Drama Club Achievement Award, the Long Branch Merngan, Michele Marie MUler. Kevin Christopher Exchange Club Award, the George Lucas Memorial demand as a speaker at various Sunday school Sharon S. Johnson. Christopher Best. Elisabeth Blnetti, Kristin E Milli. Cynthia Anne Minton. Karen Lynn Miatretta. Alao were Brenda L. Jones, Jam! Joeepheon. Donna BJorkholm Catherine A. Bonny, Susanne D Born, Latin Award, and the Garden Stale Distinguished Mary Louise Mohan, Allen Montefusco conventions, banquest, women's retreats, youth M Koran. Robert L. Lebeny, William J. Lemon, Jr., Patricia L Bourne, Daniel P. Breen, Philip J Scholars Program; Kim Sxenxenstein, commended to the UK Merit Scholarship Program, winner of the Glna Marie Mora, John ft. Mrosz. Timothy M. groups and Bible conferences. She is a member Melissa L. Levine, Andrew J. Lewis. Denala C Lewis, Brendel. Joseph M. Brennan. Scott F Brighton, Muccio, Kim Elixabeth Muller, Wendy E. Munnik. of the Board of Governors of The King's College Felicia H. Lewis, Jerri M. Lewis. Gregory C Charles P Broderlck, Michele S Brody, Lori A. Oceuport Lions Club Scholarship, the Long Branch Exchange Club Award, the New Jersey Mathematlc Andrew Michael Nelson. Thomas D Neuls, Mitchell Llnaberry. Michael J. Lomuao, Deborah F Lux. Brown, Paul J. Brusca, Dina M. BucceUato. William Andrew Newmark, Christopher Neyhart, Sheila and a trustee of The Methodist Hospital, Patric J. Lynch, Laura K. Lyon, Ronald P. Malloy, J. Buckley, Deborah A. Burkard, Ellen P. Burke,, League - Certificate of Merit for Superior Math Philadelphia. She is the wife of the Rev. Philip Achievement In toe State Math Contest, and the Norton. Matthew OConnel, Ruaaell J. Olaen, Tracy Daniel P. Mancuso, Charles E. Maaa, Jamea C. Lara Carduccl. John D Carlln, John E Carpenter III. O'Neil, Teresa J. Osgoodby. Ralph PaUadlno. Rote- Worth, senior pastor of The First United Mannello. Salvatora J. Mam, Nina L. Marshall, Daniel J. Chal. Michael J Chen. Peter M ChoUIck, Gsrden State Distinguished Scholars Program; Karen Berger, the Jill Abbey Weiss Memorial Award for marie A. Palmer. Sanuel Anthony Pandure, AUda M. Methodist Church, Collingswood. Charles C. Matches, Holly B. McCram, Chrittopber W. Cynthia Clone, Karin Corral. Mark Corral. Joanne R PaoUntonio. Andrea Lyon PeaneU. Margaret Per- McDoweU, Chrtatine M. McChee, Ann B. McGbln. Creeclo, John M. F Curry, Susan V CutU, Jonathan School Publications; Scott Hagel, the SREA Scholar- A missions emphasis program will be pres- ship ; Slacey Bornsleln, Knights of Pythias, the George retta, Matthew L. Petrero. David Anthoay Pipitone. Morria C. McGowan. Shsron M. McGuira, Jennifer E A. David, Margaret J.Dellapletro. Kim E. DePalma Jeffrey Carl PoUsano. Lorenaa PorteUa, Mary G ented at 3 in the auditorium by Ruth Rexon of McLeod, Jeanne McMullln. Mary E. McNaUy, Sherry James A DiClrolamo. Kleran M. Coll. Leeem Lacas Memorial Latin Award, the Joseph Capoferri Creative Writing Award, and the Governor's Award Poti. Richard A. Qulnlln. Gladys Ramos. David V. the Russian Radio Bible Institute, Lebanon, Pa. L Meade. ChrMlat M. Mlndnich, PhUsup C. Molier. Dougherty, Alison M. Dowd, Gregg W. DriacoU, Craig Ravaahlert. Timothy J. Ray. Charles 8. Montgomery. Donald E. Morria, Colleen for Arts In Education/Teen Arts Program; Cuong H Ocean Grove is a central Jersey seaside Mulligan. John N. Murphy, Rosemary Murphy, Janet Merrlgan, the Sea Bright Partnership Award; Leonard Delia Reap, Luia A. Rlos. Barbara J. Robinson, family resort. M. Nlbleck. BernardoC. Nlcoletti. SusannaC. Nlvison. Erica L. Elaman. Walter P. Engel, William M. Super, the Most Valuable Senior Science Fair Award; Louis Rose, Patricia R. Raland, Janet L. Ryenon. Chriatopber S. Norton, Margaret L. Offeraahl. Faccldomo. Maria Farenga. Robert A Farin. Sherri Carolyn Meaghrr the Diane Chapman Outstanding Richard W. Sacco. Margaret C. Saxtoa, Christopher Gregory Q. Papatrefon, Dawn Y. Pennlngton, Denlae PInkelthal, Michael J. Flaher. Gerrlt D. Fitch, Paul Female Chapman Award, the Blue Devils Booster Scerbo, Christopher Schiafone. David Schreck. Fritt A. Perry, Joseph Petrone. Robert M. Placer. Peter A. Fratto. Craig M Fullen. Mark L. Glaasr, Uaa A. Club Scholarship, and the Michael w Thome Schwan, Debbie Anne Setter. Jonathan Shanks. Plocban, and Laveme M. Peole. GMm, Debra L. Goldman, Daniel B. Gollln. Steven Memorail **""""p- Beth Brown, the Fred Waring Alexandra Maria C. Silva, Joanne Sllveetre. Debbie Crash charges filed E. Oorlechen. Catherine V Greco. Karyn L. Green- Award; Daniel Weeden, the Shore Players Annual Smith, Jacqueline Smyth, Matthew B. Sniffen. Thames Alao were: Janice L. Porter, UndaJ Porter, James ougb, Keith S. Grumet, Christopher M. Gulllana. Senior Award of Achievements, winner of the Army William Stroffolino, David M. Saklalk. Leonard J. 5 Powell. Ronald J. Powell, Joseph O. Powers, Scott Vincent J. Hager. Mary A. Halliaey, Grace M. Super. Kim liannaaliln, MarcTawU, Mlrbsas Taylor IGHLANDS - A motorcycle rider was W. Poyner, Antoinette M. Prattle. Richard L. Ralney. Reserve National Scholar/ Athletic Award and the Hanlon.Joan E Harrlman, Kan* B Haslam. Brett D NJSIAA State Intericbolastlc Association Ellen Theriot. David Charles Tober, Ksthleea AM arrested in connection with a hit-and-run Elliot C Ramos. Edwin R. Rtpp UI, Scott H. Redden, Heffs. Keneth A. Herceg. Gregory J. Hettrick, Cathleen M. Rich, Sheice M. Rlchartca, Tracy D. Scholar/Athlete Award; Kevin Milts, the Blue Devils Tomaine, Gary Tomalnl. LaU Trevhn. DeeJas Van accident last night at Cornwall and Bay Alexandra E. Hillenmaier. Deborah K. Hlng, Scott D Booster Club Scholarship. Vincent Christopher, the Dyke. Kelly Christine Van Dyke. Marsha Van Winkle. H Richardson. Mary A. Rlaaalmin, Lourdee Rivera, Holcomb, Diane M. Imperato, Victor A. Iradi. Kamla Avenues, police said. Wayne H. Roberts. Cecil J. Robinson. Hiram E. Steve Smith Memorial Award; Vincent Flora, the Blue Brian Cnul Vesneaky, Dans Marie Vlllano, Jennifer H T. Jain, Lauren M. Jelm. Robert P Johnaon. Devils Senior Athlete Award; Lynn Caprknl, the Vogel. Elisabeth Ann Warahauer, Deniet Koala According to Patrolman Theodore A. Jasper. Rodriguez. Laura J Ruiicka. Michael W. Ryan. Jacqueline G. Jones. Sharon D. Karbasian. Patricia E James A. Bishop of Sayerville was charged with Anthony R. Samuels, A S. Santiago. Scott W. Army Reserve National Scholar/Athlete Award, the Weeden. Laurie An Weineteln. Jamie Weinman, Karg, Paul A. Keenan. Garth J. Kelman, Zafar I. NJSIAA State Intcracbolastic Aaaociation Patrick Wells. Christine Wllbert. Peter G. Wlnlk. careless driving, leaving the scene of an Sarnolus, Michael A. Schroeder. George W. Stlah m. Khan, Steffen D. Koehler. Lisa A. Kotler. Cheryl L Brace W. Sample, Jamea R Iiiihaleewl, Jaaen W. Scholar/Athlete Award, and the N J. Natural Gas Michael A. Woods, Uaa Ana Yaremcbak. Bin accident, failure to report an accident and Kremp, William T. Kret, Lauren R. Laraen, Sean M. Company Scholarship. Chriatpner Neyhart. the PBA Zalayet, Carol M. Zocco, Nicole Zoppi Simon. Uaa A. Sullivan, Paul R. Team, Lome A. Leahy, Sherry Fen-Hwel Lee, Kevin O. Leide. WlUlara Local 141 - Michael W. Thome Scholarship; Jennifer assault after his motorcycle rear-ended a Teeter, James J. Tobta. Warren R. A. Towat, Ttan A. Levant fa. Matthew Ucclardello. Darrell B. vehicle, causing minor damage. Vogel. the US. Navy Admiral Halaey Award; Mark Raritan High School D. Tran, Dtnard C. Trapp. Michael J. TrigUI, llaaald Ililagslan Meal G. Luna. Jon P. Lukanll, John K. Kromalbetn, the Kimberly Ana Petlllo Memorial Jasper identified the the other vehicle as a D. Valeattae, Robert T VanBrawt. Carrie L. MarPnnald, Alllaon W. Mack, Jacqueline H. Mandell. Award for the n-"-rl't Re>«ai« Cooperative VanWInkle. Michael R. Wallace, Robin L Warren. John Maogone. Monica Manning. Michele Mars. Lee MIDDLETOWN - Graduation • stationwagon owned by Lewis Gualtieri, whose Education Student; Carolina Zocco. the Patricia Friday evening at Raritan High School tar tht Ellen J. Waters, Edward D. Webb, Jill P. WUkaat. A. Mattacd. Kelly Ann Matuacak. Karl F Maybach. Sampoll Memorial Award for the OuUtand- address was not released. Gualtieri told the Dwight E. Williams, and Kathryn L. Zacak. Catherine G. McDonald, Pamela M. McGrath, Britton graduating Chut of ISM. Stuonet; David Schreck, the Richard Karl Tht foUowiag student! received apodal aware.; officer that before Bishop fled, he grabbed him McLennan. Nell H. Meyerovtch. Andrw S. Miller. ing COE ! Michael C. Miller. Pamela M. Miller. Tradlou MUlr. John Amen, the Garden SUM Dastlaatltiaa Scholar by the throat, kicked him in the leg, and then Holmdel High School Stapslton Memorial Award for tht ( CTE certificate; Dorothy tastoaanuig, am Sreet P.T.O. pushed him into the side of the car. Tina M. Mocci, Rlcaroe J. Montelro, Samuel Morales. student; Joseph Ovento. the Michael W. „ Craig J. Morrow. Eric S. Midler, Gna M. Murrauo, Bishop was apprehended in Old Bridge HOLMDEL - Two " ' *-t ~lrlr|iI Iliinnniiial Award of tM; Urn Baker, tht Oof Oak Award of graduated from Holmdel High School Jane I during Paula Myar. Ubrary Aaaociation Award; Sheila Norton, the Garden Township a half-hour later. Jill A. Nlnkt. Michael T. Norris, John P. O'Brien, NO; David Belaaco, the JoanaUam Award of SH; ceremonies held on the school athletic field. Stata Distingulabad Scholars Program, and Domeniea Christina Baatlnfer. the Herman HaaeMler Award of He was released on $250 bail and is scheduled The principal speakers ware Lad KeUer, valedfc- Jack! A. Otchiograatn, Dianna C.O'Grady, Steven C. MaraacotU. the Prank and Louies Orofl Foundation Ownes. Anthony J. Palambo. Theodore O.Panaullo, the Rtritan High School Booster dth of IMS; Neil to appear in Municipal Court July 8. toriaa, Paul Keanan, vice ptaaMaat of the SAB. and SchoUrahlp • i Drama Ch* Scholanhlp of UN; Mark Kristin BjorkhobTl. class pnsHaat Dr. Richard H. John P. Parklneon, J series S. Pasternak, Steven The following students received then- diplomas Petrylow, Sandra D. patton, Karen L Pearl. Adam CtppoUno. UM Haalet AatocieUo. of WreeUktg Award While, principal, presented the dasa to Dr. William David Ackerman. Anthony T. Acaaaro Bemadette irion Curth. the Raritan HigHifkSckeoh I l Award R. Salt, superintendent, and Loretta JokoUr of the Peltier, Michael E. Pelkey, John L. Perry. Jr., Roger Agaman, Laurie Ana Albracht. Man K Alfone. of 1190. Marlon Certa, board of education who presented the diplomas J. PUc, Tons N. Plsanl. Mark J Pizxolo, Emllie A Jeffrey P. Anthony. Philip J. Antoon, Donna Ap- See GRADUATION, Page 7A The Register NEW JERSEY IV. JUNE 24. 1985 STATE DIGEST Fair trials require more interpreter^ said, have learned their dozen ways to say beans." Philadelphia man dies in Toms River MONTCLAIR (AP) - More for- through July » The institute is the outside the United States X To illustrate the consequences of mal training of court interpreters is first program of its kind on the East "In Europe, interpreters are\ OVER TOWNSHIP (AP) - another man, but waited until 9 sn interpreter's error, Ms. needed in the US if non-English Coast and only the second in the certified by the state," said Ms. ' The body of a Philadelphia p m. to report them missing, the Engelbert gave the following exam- speaking defendants are to get (air nation. Ms. Engelbert said. Engelbert. "Here, a court Inter- man who was separated officer said. ple: D trials, an organiser of one of the first Sixty students from across the preter can be anyone from a bailiff from his friends during a canoe Laurie's companion. Kevin "A Spanish-speaking woman told court-interpretation institutes says United Slates are attending the to a neighbor ' trip was found Sunday in a Smith. 29. of Philadelphia, was "Going to prison or going free can institute, which will focus on police her husband had been remote and shallow section of the found wandering in the woods hang on the meaning of a single Spanish-English Interpretation. •moiestando' her daughter She had Only in federal courts are inter- Toms River, police said. along the river at about 3 a.m.. subtle phrase," said Dr Jo Anne Each student will spend N intensive actually meant be had slapped her preters certified, she said. Searchers found the body of Mastronardy said. Engelbert, an associate professor in hours of study during the course. for dawdling on an errand. When a The Montclair State institute will Joseph Laurie. 33, at about 4 Smith told officers he had Montclair State College's Depart- They will learn language skills and careless interpreter translated be run by Dr. Roseann Duenas am. seven hours after friends briefly gone ashore when be and ment of Spanish-Italian. different dialects, and will attend 'molritanrtn' as 'molesting,' the Gonzalez, a leading expert In court reported him missing, said police Laurie, who remained behind in "When two languages are in- lectures on topics neb as legal father was charged with sexual interpretation. She was recently officer Michael Mutronardy the canoe, were separated. volved, as they are in 1,000 proceed- procedures, ballistics, narcotics and assault" called upon by the U.S. government Laurie and four other men took At about 4 a.m.. firefighters ings per month in New Jersey, weaponry. Ms Engelbert said the father was to help develop the Federal Court off at about 11 a.m. Saturday for found Laurie's body in 2 feet to possibilities for misunderstanding "Spanish is spoken in 21 countries unable to post bail and was held for Interpreters Examination. an excursion on the river which 4 feet of water. Since the area increase astronomically," she and has innumerable local dif- leveral weeks before the charges flows from isolated woods into was not accessible by roads, the ferences and dialects that mast be were dropped. While at the University of Arizona, the Barnegat Bay. body had to be removed by Mi Engelbert is an organizer of mastered." said Ms. Engelbert The majority of interpreters are Ms. Gonzalez headed the first court He said three of the men, canoe. Mastronardy said. the college's Summer Institute For "For instance, there are 79 ways to ' self-taught with no formal training. interpretation institute in the coun- traveling in one canoe, arrived at Smith was treated and re- Cocrt Interpretation, which runs say marijuana in Spanish and a Those who do have training, she try their destination here at about 5 leased from Community Mem- p.m They were concerned about orial Hospital. An autopsy was their companions. Laurie and scheduled for Monday Off-duty cop kills assailant Encephalitis haunts neighborhood OODBRIDGE TOWNSHIP Mahon, 24. of this community, recovered, said both the developer and township "wherever there are mosquitos." But he added (API - An off-duty town- ran to his car and said she was If JIM MAZ officials have been unwilling to acknowledge any that health officials have not found that the ship patrolman shot and being attacked by her boyfriend. W Tht Associated Press special danger. She has been pressing them to Birchfield development poses any more of an lulled a man Saturday night Douglas Van DeFreitas. 25. of MOUNT LAUREL (AP)- The summer arrival move with urgency to fix the drainage problems encephalitis hazard than anywhere else in during a scuffle here after the Carteret. of moaquitos has revived fears of encephalitis that leave stagnant pools of water in toe southern New Jersey. man grabbed the officer's night- "She said she was being beaten among residents here, who say there is mounting development. Weinstein noted that the Simons girl became ill stick and began threatening him and asked for his assistance. ' evidence there might be disease-carrying insects "How many bodies do they need?" she said in April, at a time the weather was cool and with it. authorities said. Rockoff said in the swarms. "We have complained and complained and relatively dry. The shooting occurred at about DeFreitas approached the car Five yean ago, when David Morin died, the complained." "The chances of her contacting encephalitis 7 p.m. in the Tappen Street Park and told Lehman to mind his own probable cause of death was list as St. Louis The developer. Steve Hovnanian of 4-H Builders were remote." he said. "Not impossible, but in the Port Reading section of the businesss. be said The officer encephalitis, a rare virus transmitted by mos- of Mount Laurel, could not be reached for remote." community, said Lt John De- asked Ms Mahon and DeFreitas quitos The (-year-old lived on Gardenia Drive in comment. Repeated telephone messages were not marest. to "go home and cool off." said He said there was no way to tell which of the a development of middle-income homes set returned. The patrolman. Gregory Rockoff flocks of mosquitos that plague the region might among trees and a man-made lake across what There has been a considerable dispute on bow Lehman. 25. who joined the force He said Ms Mahon then fled to be carrying the disease. once was rolling pasture land. many of the illnesses might have resulted from last August, has been tempor- a nearby field with DeFreitas in 1 wish they were yellow headed or black Some of the residents whs live in the encephalitis, which causes inflammation of brain arily suspended with pay pending pursuit She fell and DeFreitas headed or whatever, so we could tell the development, known as Birchfield. say two tissue and a high fever that can damage brain the outcome of an investigation attacked her, said the pros- difference," said Weinstein, who lives in the subsequent deaths and one illness have been cells About half of Its victims die and some lapse into the incident, said Middlesex ecutor, who added that Lehman Birchfield development "But we can't." accompanied by symptoms suspiciously similar into a coma from which they never emerge County Prosecutor Alan Rockoff then grabbed handcuffs and a to those of encephalitis Dr. Bishnu Borah, a pediatrician who lives on Rockoff said Lehman was driv- nightstick from the car and ran Medical researchers believe the mosquitos pick Christa Simons, whose 2-year-old daughter Gardenia Drive, said Suzanne Simons arrived In ing past the park when Patricia toward the two. up the disease by stinging migrating birds Suzanne showed encephalitis-like symptoms dur- Sandy Weinstein, the township's public safety his office so drowsy that his first reaction was to ing a serious illness from which she recently director, said there is a danger of encephalitis suspect some type of drug overdose.

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SOFT PACK: 9 mg "tar'.0 8 mg ncohne.BOX. MENTHOL BOX 12 mg "tar. 1 0 mg income, av pet ugaette by FTC method The Associated Press ATLANTIC CITY (AP) - Casino- bound bases and cars on the Atlantic City Expressway face the possibility of ambush by rockand bottle-throw- ing pranksters perched on highway oisrpassas, police say Sgt Kenneth Ncwbauer of the Hammonton state police station said last week that there has bees a recent rash of incidents in which buses and some cars were pelted and windows cracked or shattered. NEW No one has been hurt so far, said Newbauer and several baa oper- ators, but they fear that it's only a matter of time. SOFT "It's inevitable Somebody's going to get hurt eventually," said Tom Dugan. vice president of Safety Bus Service in Pamsauken. which makes about 25 trips into Uus resort daily Also available in regular from parts of Camden and Burl- and menthol box. ington counties and greater Philadel- phia. Dugan. who said one of his buses was hit with a cabbage last year, estimated that damage to his ve- hicles so far in IMS to "Into the thousands Estimating there have been at least 30 reported incidents since the beginning of the year, Newbauer said that on June • there were five bases struck within minutes shortly before 2 am State police said most of the attacks cone from overpasses in Winslow Township in Camden Coun- ty. Pleaiantville in Atlantic County, and a bridge about a half mile from the start of the expressway in Atlantic City. Newbauer said the rock throwings on the east-west toll road used to occur only at night, but in recent weeks they have also been reported In the daytime. Besides rocks, bottles and pieces of concrete "you can just about get your hand around" have struck bases and cars, the sergeant said.

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Dr. Holly Roberts has opened an office for the practice of ob- itetrics and gynecology at 70S Broad St. Shrewsbury Dr. Roberts received her medical degree from Kirksville College of Osteopathic Medicine in Missouri. She was an ob- itetrics and gynecology resident at St. Vincents Hospital in New York City and completed her residency at the University of T-nnessee in Chattanooga. She is a board-certified pathologist and was a pathologist at Cook County Hospital in Chi- cago. Dr. Roberts was a Galloway Fellow In gynecologic oncology at Memorial Sloan Ketterlag Hospital In New York City, and was a fellow In gynecologic oa- ocotogy at Johns Hopkins Hospi- tal In Baltimore. She is on the staff of Rlvervtcw Medical Center. Red Bank. The telephone Number It 201-530-5650 The Register >Y. JUNE 24, 1985 NATION/WORLD SA NEWS DIGEST

Bombings rock Nepal government I/ATOANDU, Nepal (AP) - secretariat were among the >|L Oheihird of Nepal's elected targets of the blasts that killed a IWaw»akers demanded In legislator and and assembly of- Parliament yesterday that the ficer. government resign "on moral All political parties, trade grounds* (or not preventing the unions, criticism of the royal terrorist bomb blasts that killed family and state police have been seven ptople In the Himalayan banned since I960 in Nepal, an kingdom absolute monarchy. The Parlia- More than three dozen legis- ment Includes 111 members lators II party-less Parliament, elected by district councils and the Rasltriya Panchayat. called 40 appointed by the king, who has on Pritie Minister Lokendra veto power. Bahadur and his 24-member Meanwhile, another unex- Council of Ministers to quit for ploded bomb was discovered and not safeguarding the people. defused yesterday at Khajuri In All tke speakers condemned southeast Nepal, officials said. the government, but nobody men- More than 100 unexploded tioned Hing Birendra by name dynamite bombs have been dis- during a marathon special dis- covered. cussion on the explosions. The Responsibility for the attacks blasts racked Katmandu and was claimed Saturday by a three older towns last Wednes- revolutionary group seeking to day, Tbirsday and Friday. overthrow the monarchy, restore The ole-nouse Parliament, the democracy and abolish private royal palace and the government property. AIDS cases expected to double IAMI (AP) - The number the disease. The disease's long of MDS cases in the United incubation period - up to five MStates is expected to double years and in some cases longer — in the Mxt year, and more than has made it hard for scientists to 1 million people nationwide may predict who eventually will de- be carrying the virus believed to velop AIDS symptomi. cause th« often-fatal disease, one The conference, sponsored by ASSOCIATED PRESS of the nation's top AIDS re- the National Institute of Allergy BOMB AFTERMATH — Firemen stand amid the debris after a bomb of three containers, background, killing two and injuring four. searcheis says. and Infectious Diseases and blast yesterday at the luggage sorting room at Tokyo International Investigators are seeking a link between the blast and the crash of an Dr. Harold Jaffe, chief of more than 30 health groups in Airport. One bag, which arrived on a Canadian Pacific Airlines jet with Air India 747 jumbo jet which killed 329 on board yesterday. epidemulogy of the AIDS pro- southern Florida, was attended 374 passengers and 16 crewmembers aboard, exploded inside one gram at the Centers for Disease by more than 5,000 health care Control in Atlanta, said the workers. number of people diagnosed as Speakers thoughout the con- having AIDS, or Acquired Im- ference attempted to show that mune Deficiency Syndrome, AIDS isn't a homosexual disease, Crash should cUuble to more than 20,000 even though more than 70 percent Continued from Page 1A near to tears." would leave Plymouth on Tuesday. signal of the type that triggers cases In 1906 of the victims so far reportedly Joe Kerin, chief controller of A British Nimrod surveillance automatically when a plane hits He alio said Saturday, at a have had homosexual contact. southwest of the Irish coast. As bodies were recovered from Ireland's Marine Rescue Coordi- plane first spotted the wreckage. A water. weekend conference on the dis- "This is everyone's disease," nation Center, initially said the Defense Ministry spokesman in Lon- ease, thtt studies showed more said Dr. Mervyn Silverman, for- the chilly sea, helicopters lifted some to Cork Airport, 170 miles airplane's "black box" flight re- don said the pilot saw "life rafts, but Hugh O'Connor, spokesman for than 1 million people nationwide mer director of the San Fran- the Shannon regional traffic control away. Others picked up by passing corder containing cockpit conversa- they were not inflated." may be carrying the HTLV-Ill cisco health department. tions and information on the last Debris in chunks no bigger than center, said Flight 182 checked in at virus, wklch is believed to cause Dr. Clifford Lane, senior in- ships were being taken to Plymouth 8:07 a.m. (3:07 a.m. EDT) and was and other ports in southern England. moments of the flight had been 100 square feet was strewn in an oval AIDS. vestigator for the National In- found, emitting a beeping radio five miles wide, according to a given clearance to proceed to Lon- Reseirchers haven't de- stitute of Health, noted that in At Cork, an Irish army honor don. Winds were moderate, visibility guard assembled as 12 bodies, transmission. But he said Sunday British rescue helicopter pilot. A termined whether all carriers of Central Africa, most of the AIDS night: "It has not been positively mile-long oil slick snaked through was four miles and there was a light the virus will suffer symptoms of cases has been in heterosexuals. wrapped in blankets, were carried drizzle, he said. from a Royal Air Force rescue identified." the wreckage. helicopter. Kerin said the plane crashed in The flight was cruising at 31,000 Six minutes later, O'Connor said, "Every one of them I have seen is water 5,418 feet deep. Asked if it was feet and was one hour, 40 minutes Boat takes off, lands on cars "He just vanished off the scope shattered or burned," said one possible to recover the box at that away from London's Heathrow Air- depth he replied: "I understand it port when air controllers in Shannon "Immediately he was called and ABYLON, NY. (AP) - A S»- Saturday evening while cruising airport official who declined to be can be done. The British Transport lost sight of it on radar. The time there was no reply There was no foot tiotor boat traveling at in the Great South Bay, said identified. "I have never seen any- Department said a locator ship had was 8:13 a.m. (3:13 a.m. EDT). uipment, that anything was wrong 30 krats ran aground, Jumped Suffolk County police spokesman thing like it. Some of the lads are B been chartered to look for the Minutes later, two jets nearby At this point in time, it is a complete several Feet into the air and Ted Evanlla. recorder, and after being outfitted. picked up an electronic distress mystery." landed on a car parked in the Crane operators began remov- driveway of a Long Island home, ing the wreckage yesterday, police slid yesterday. No one according to police. was Injured. "They said that it's quite a IRS mailing sight, " said Officer Bob Erdody Richard Callaghan, of of the First Precinct. No charges Amityvilfc, lold officers he fell were filed against against 'mysterious' asleep at the boats controls Callaghan, he added. OUR He strangles her over TV spat tax refunds ELGRADE, Yugoslavia According to the paper, PHILADELPHIA (AP) - Tax- SUNDAY (APl — Barica Saraga want- Saraga, W, gave himself up to payers across the mid-Atlantic re- NOON TO 5 PM. Bed to watch "Love Story" on police, said he had been drinking gion are receiving mysterious refund television. Her husband, Franjo, before he attacked his 45-year- checks from the Internal Revenue wanted to watch a panel dis- old wife. He also said they had Service — many for amounts not cussion about a bloody soccer often quarreled about bis al- even close to what they were MONDAY riot in Belgium. coholism. supposed to get, according to a 9:30 AM. TO 5:30 PM When his wife switched the The newspaper said Saraga published report. channel to see the American had wanted to watch a discussion "Some of these cases are ridicu- movie Ust Wednesday evening, about the riot between British lous," James Forquer, a Lanham, Saraja grabbed her by the neck and Italian fans at the May » Md , accountant, said in a story and choked her to death, accord- European Cup of Champions final published in the Philadelphia In- ing to police quoted Sunday in the soccer match In Brussels, quirer yesterday. Belgrade dally newspaper, Poli- Belgium, in which 38 people were •"I have one client who was owed tika. killed and 454 were Injured. U65 from the IRS. Instead, he received seven checks totaling 1612 None of them were remotely related to the amount he la owed." Bush in Italy for Euro-tour Others are getting grossly inflated OME (AP) - Vice President Sandro Pertini in the Quirinal refunds. Quentin Packard, a 9-year- George Bush arrived in Presidential Palace Monday old Lancaster boy, was owed an 111 Rome on yesterday, begin- morning and later will bold talk* refund. Instead, he found a check for R with Premier Bettino Craxi and 116,072.40 in hi* mailbox. ning an 11-day European tour expected to focus on the fight Foreign Minister Giulio Andreot- Joseph Potzuolo, a Philadelphia against terrorism, the "Star tl. lawyer, said be was owed nothing by Wars" plan, East-West relations Vatican sources said Bush the government. Nevertheless, a few and trade, administration of- would have a private audience weeks ago be was sent 132,426. ficials said. with the pontiff. In addition, the "I was about to go to Acapulco on vice president and Wilson are to vacation the next day," he said. The vice president and his wife meet with Vatican Secretary of •Believe me, I looked at that check Barbara were greeted at Rome's State Agostino CasaroU. for a long time." Ciampino airport by Defense Bush is to depart for Bonn, The erroneous check* are coming Minister Giovanni Spadollnl, U.S. West Germany, this evening. His from IRS service centers across the Ambassador Maxwell M. Rabb tour also includes stops in The country, according to dozens of and William Wilson, the U.S. Hague; the Netherlands; Brus- accountants, lawyers and other tax Representative to the Holy See. sels, Belgium; Geneva; Paris experts, the newspaper said. Bush will meet with President and London. Most of the erroneous refunds, the newspaper said, have gone to Social Security recipients who last year Toxic fire forces evacuation also had tax-exempt income, from such sources as certain municipal NAHEIM, Calif. (AP) - A at the Larry Flicker Co. late bonds. fire at a pesticide plant Saturday, said Doty. After twice This la the first tax filing season burned out of control yester- spraying the burning chemical* in which Social Security recipients A witfc water, firefighters at- have been required to pay taxes on EVERY 1985 day, spewing toxic fumes, injur- ing nine people and forcing 1,000 tempted to fill the building with a portion of their Social Security others to evacuate homes and foam, but the fire continued to benefits if their adjusted gross businesses, authorities said. burn, he said. income plus tax exempt interest SWIMWEM The blase was "potentially The eight-block evacuated from municipal bonds and other critical, potentially dangerous,' area In this community about 2S government benefits exceeded cer- said Art York, an Orange County miles southeast of downtown Los tain levels. fire department spokesman. Angeles Includes a HO-unit apart- Accountants and tax-preparation Among chemicals stored at the ment complex, a restaurant, a firms say the IRS failed to count burning plant were or- motel, and a trailer park, said reported tax-exempt Income in cal- ganophotphates, carbonates and Doty. culating what portion of those indi- viduals' Social Security benefita was 40%. 50% methyl bromide, said Mike Doty, Residents who had been evacu- an Anaheim fire department ated around 11:30 a.m. yesterday taxable. were allowed to return to their Since there was no place on Form JUNIORS: Jentaan. Dunk*. spokesman Beach, Barefoot Ms*. Beach Party The fire caused pressurized homes about 7 a.m., when it 1040 to Include tax-exempt Income, tank* of methyl bromide to swell. appeared the blaze was under accountants were advised by the IRS The chemical causes burns to control, said Bob Johnson, of the to put that figure in the left-hand DESIGNERS: t* Ma**, Y.S.U OOM>> OKV ikin and eyes, and its irritating Anaheim Fire Department. margin of tae forms, the Inquirer Dela Rsnta. Otorfllo San Angato upors may be lethal if inhaled. But a* the fire persisted, a said. "They're trying to decide what second evacuation was ordered Ellen Murphy, an IRS MISSY: CoM of CaMomla, ROM Mart* Md. CataHra, m can do to put It out without and an off-ramp to the Riverside spokeswoman, said the problems nOmmnfm, UOMr VTWH, NVN Una many MIM kiting our people," Doty said. Freeway was closed, said Doty. were "very isolated." kwnsua name* thousands of lashlont, ortom. pattern* - all Hid m Urn* lor MimTwr fun - ready tor you right now! firefighters mounted three as- The cause of the fire had not Ms. Murphy said Friday the saults on the Mate that broke out been determined. agency was aware of the problem with tax-exempt income and was "studying ways to make whatever changes are necessary." The Register

IY. JUNE 24, 1985 OPINION

OURS Actually-you. could claim iZS by Sea... Reagan plan isn't winning favor Unless greater resident Reagan's proposed tax eliminate the (state and local) tax than. line.Sl- reform program — or "America's deductions. I hope Congress will not op if Piling Schedule L, P Tax Plan," as he calls it — isn't go along with President Reagan's winning any popularity contests in plan." in which case., it is Monmouth County. Among the survey respondents At least it isn't winning the one voicing opposition to the Reagan Capital gains... but only on aj being conducted by The Register — an proposal, the vast majority argue that jittihl informal, unscientific, survey that it would be detrimental to the middle began May SI, three days after class. TWO IP ey SEA Reagan unveiled his tax plan on "The biggest saving Is to the nationwide television. biggest income," commented one After enjoying a 2 to 1 margin of reader. "It is unfair to middle income support in the early days of the people." survey, the Reagan plan now faces That has been The Register's steadily increasing opposition. As of concern from the beginning. We are yesterday afternoon, 61 percent of the particularly skeptical of the provision readers responding to our poll were opposed to the Reagan tax package eliminating local and state deduc- while 39 percent voiced support for tions; it is a plan that seems to place the president's program. an unduly large share of the cost of tax reform on the backs of middle Just one week earlier, the break- down had been 56 percent opposed and income wage earners and property 44 percent in favor. owners. What is most telling, however, is The problem is, ending the deduc- not the total percentage of those ibility of state and local taxes is opposed but the drastic increase in crucial to the success of the Reagan opposition. Of the responses received package because the revenue gener- over the last 10 days, more than SO ated by the plan would be used to percent were from readers saying offset the reduction of federal tax "no" to "America's Tax Plan." rates. Middle East friend keeps anonymity Over the past three weeks, the rate "Without it, there will be no Ux of opposition has climbed from 51 reform," U.S. Treasury Secretay WASHINGTON — The United States has a offered Oman $2 billion if the sultan would mentioning. There are now more than 2,000 put a little distance between his country and miles of paved highway, another 8,000 miles percent, to 56 percent, to the current James Baker said recently. staunch Middle Eastern friend who is unknown to most Americans. the United States The highly secret bribe of graded roads and more than 460 schools 61 percent. Not everyone responding to The Sultan Qabus bin Said, the 42-year-old offer was rejected. attended by both sexes. The country has six It might be a coincidence, but it Register survey opposes the Reagan absolute ruler of Oman, the Kansas-sUed major hospitals and 230 other health centers appears that the farther our readers plan, of course — although several of desert nation at the eastern end of the The young sultan also extinguished a Arabian peninsula, doesn't proclaim his pro- guerrilla movement in the southern province get from the stirring rhetoric of the those voicing support have taken American sentiments from the palace roof- Jack Anderson of Dhofar that was supported by the Soviets president's May 28 speech outlining exception to the proposed elimination top in Muscat. But he is on the U.S. side when and their satellite, South Yemen Th« British his tax plan, the less they like the of local tax dedutions. it counts. Qabus is the very model of a modem played a crucial role in this as well, along plan. Even Reagan's salesmanship, One of the readers backing the Oman was one of two Arab states that gave enlightened Arab leader. Educated at Sand- with some help from the shah of Iran public support to the 1979 Camp David hurst, the British military college, he brought dynamic as it is, evidently has a president had this to say: "I'm The Saudis were not pleased with Oman's accords between Israel and Egypt. And in back some Western ideas that were too progressive and independent course They limited life span. completely in favor of any tax break 19(0, the sultan agreed to let the United progressive for his isolationist father, Sultan consider themselves a sort of Big Bother to And just what is it that Register this may provide my one wage earner States stash military equipment at Taimur bin Said. The old man, a fundamen- the smaller Persian Gulf states, maintaining strategically located bases, which can be readers don't like about the Reagan family." talist fanatic, kept his son under virtual house their dominance by the judicious expenditure used for intelligence gathering, communica- arrest for more than a year. Finally, with the proposal? of petrodollars. Oman, whose oil reserves are Another said this: "Pass the com- tions and as staging areas for U.S. rapid- help of the British and particularly of an old "It is unfair to middle income plete package. If you don't, we will deployment forces in the event of a Persian Sandhurst buddy, Timothy Landon, Qabus piddling compared to its more fortunately situated neighbors, seemed a likely prospect families in states with high income never reform taxes." Gulf crisis. overthrew his father and began laboriously The sultan's friendship with America has bringing his 900,000 countrymen into the 20th for such dollar diplomacy. tax rates such as New Jersey," wrote And another said, simply: "Long cost him more than Arab resentment. We century According to a top secret CIA report, the a Red Bank resident. overdue." have learned that more than a year ago the When Qabus seized the throne in 1970, Saudis kept promising Oman devtlopment This comment was obviously a The jury is still out on the Reagan Saudis, evidentally jealous of their perceived Oman had just i miles of paved road, three funds, but tied their largess to the removal reference to the provision in Reagan's plan — the jurors being Congress and status as No. 1 U.S. ally in the Arab world. schools and no health facilities worth of Iranian troops from Dhofar province plan that would eliminate federal the American people — and it is income tax deduction for taxes paid to impossible to know at this point state and local governments. The whether the opposition voiced by our provision has been critized as being readers reflects the mood of the unfair to high tax states such as New Equal pay — no trivial idea taxpayers elsewhere. Jersey and New York. But we know one thing: "America's WASHINGTON - The debate over paying Reagan maintains that the federal continue so as to protect male breadwinners America, and these tend to be the ptorest in Tax Plan" has a long, hard road to women in traditional "female jobs" the same and encourage women to stay home and take the land, in part because of pay discrimina- deduction for local taxes is an unfair travel before it becomes the law of as men doing work requiring comparable care of their children? tion against women. It is now not only training and skill would be notable if only for subsidy that favors a small minority the land — if indeed it ever does. 3. If giving women "comparable pay" is outrageous, but socially costly, that a truck of taxpayers in a handful of states. its ugliness. deemed in the larger national interest, how driver at a company can provide more for his Meanwhile, if you wish to partici- A columnist for the right-wing Washington The president will find little sympathy do businesses and governmental entities children than a secretary can far hers pate in our survey on the Reagan tax Times assails Rep. Mary Rose Oakar (D- because of some outdated notion that the for that argument among those re- reform proposal — and make your Ohio) as a member of "the Bloody Blouse woman doesn't need as much money. sponding to our survey. Brigade" because she champions the idea of voice heard in Congress — fill in one 3. It is difficult to determine which "1 am a widow and a senior comparable pay for comparable worth. woman's job is comparable to whics man's, of the coupons below and return it to Linda Chavez, the Hispanic staff director Carl Rowan citizen," wrote a Keansburg reader, and which skills are comparable to others. us. We will forward your response to of the U.S. Civil Rights Commission, called Such factors as seniority, merit, which labor "I pay my federal and state taxes and New Jersey Congressman James the concept of comparable worth "a scheme avoid a bureaucratic nightmare that could union Is involved and part-time status do am proud to do so. It is wrong to for redistributing wealth in this country" and complicate the process, as was noted last Howard. provoke generations of worker morale prob- said it would be a "social and economic lems and lots of litigation? week by the Equal Employment Opportunity disaster." Commission as It ran spinelessly away from Dear Congressman: 4. Is this a problem that government can, Phyllis Schlafly, long the queen of con- or should, try to solve? a Rockford, III , case in which women servatives, called it an "attack on the blue- O I support President Reagan's proposal for tax reform. Please vote In Now, some answers and comments: administrators at a municipal bousisg agen- collar man." favor of "America's Tax Plan" and urge your colleagues to do likewise. 1. The same Civil Rights Commission that cy complained that they were being said leii Clarence Pendleton Jr., chairman of the repudiates the concept of comparable worth than male janitors. But personnel and other Civil Rights Commission, charged that COMMENTS: was found guilty last January of willfully executives always have made judgments "comparable worth" is "the looniest idea about job worth in deciding what to pay one paying a woman employee 111,152 less than since Looney Tunes' came on the screen," man as against another. it paid two men who were doing jobs that then in April told a House hearing that it 4.1 have no enthusiasm for creating a new would amount to "reparations for middle- were virtually Identical The Department of Justice chose not to repeal the federal judge's federal bureaucracy to go around trying to class white women." Pendleton, who is figure out which job is comparable to what black, argued that raising the pay of these decision and order that the woman be paid double the amount due her had she not been - especially when the odds are that the new Sincerely, white women would become punishment for bureaucracy will turn out to be as useless as low-income black and Hispanic women. discriminated against. Millions of females suffer from the old notion that married EEOC and the Civil Rights Commission have • (Name) Rep Oakar accused Pendleton of in- become. But governments can first set temperate behavior and of mouthing cliches women only worked to earn money for vacations, a second car, or to send the examples. The city of Los Angeles last month (Address) used by those who "supported slavery, child earmarked 112 million for raising the pay children to private schools, and ought not labor and a denial of bank loans to women." levels of traditionally "female" jobs. At least expect to be paid the same as men who had J One columnist claims "pay equity" would IS states are doing, or are about to do, the "go a long way toward destroying what is left to "put food on the table." same. Some in the Reagan administration Dear Congressman: of capitalism in America." 2. There are now more than &4 million know that Injustices exist, but say ''budget A lot of people are saying and writing a lot working women in the United States, includ- problems" prevent the federal government : D I oppose President Reagan's plan to change the federal income tax of things that trivialize a very serious ing more than 28 million (well over half) of from remedying them. problem embracing many social and econ- the married women. Whereas women made laws. Please vote against his proposal and urge your colleagues to do likewise. omic ramifications. Here are some questions up only 27» percent of the labor force in I960, Congress ought first take action to make it clear that our civil rights laws do embrace that we all must consider seriously: they made up 44 percent in 1984 The numbers COMMENTS: this principle of paying women according to 1. Is there a real problem of Injustice in will go up rather than down, no matter bow what their work is worth, with no mumoo- the pay women receive, as compared with passionately anyone argues .that a woman's men? jumbo about a woman's proper place. Then place Is in the kitchen, bedroom, nursery or we can get about changing the mindsets that 2. Is it to the benefit of families and the any place other than the office or factory. nation to allow dual pay structures to dominate the personnel offices of govern- Some 24 million women head households in ment as well as of corporate America.

Sincerely, . (Name) YOURS (Address) Where were the firemen? whether the local first aid squad as an Is let's take over and do things our way; why independent organization has the right to To cast your vote with Congress on President Reagan's proposed income Ux To The Editor: not be for things the right way instead? review and appoint its own members or If Recently articles have appeared in local As for the borough council, shame on program, cUp out the appropriate coupon, check the box and return the coupon they should be completely circumvented and papers about the Highlands firemen and their them! When this whole membership question to us in an envelope marked "Yes" if you favor the president's plan or "No" if the local council be aUowed to appoint who came up originally, why didn't'the elected y«u are opposed. You may drop off your ballot at our offices or mail it to: The desperate attempt to get the borough council to appoint them as first aid members on the they decide upon even if they are not official in charge go to the squid itseV to ask Register, One Register Plasa, Shrewsbury, N.J. 07701. We will forward the Highlands First Aid Squad Their chief qualified enough by state statutes. In good faith which would be the best way to coupons to U.S. Rep. James Howard, D-N.J., in Washington, D C reason as they would have you believe is that They would argue that standard first aid is get these men qualified as soon as possible. the present squad is understaffed and enough and the most important thing la to No, once again in their "God-like" status therefore calls are left unanswered. J?ve men <» • call to get the victim in the they decided not to prevent confusion and disorder and let's do things the way we want. About two or three months ago the squad rig and down to the hospital. Why do they have a problem with passing advanced first They could have saved us tax dollars spent, put forth their annual membership drive (again) in legal fees for a cause which didn't aid so that maybe you could save the victim's The Register (Where were the firemen?) The squad is have to happen - but, alas, no! presently comprised of 23 members but as life, too? Isn't that what they should be Established in 1878 - Published by The Red Bank Register with any volunteer organization you can concerned with? I'm sure that if they passed It's going to court and maybe the decUlo. flr will be against the squad and for the firemen, A Capital Cities Communications Inc. Newspaper always use more help. (Where were the £!'£%?* " "" ••* """ • ««^™ore firemen?) Classes are held all around the effort they could pass the advanced. Don't but it will be against us, too. Without county and some classes are held in the local U*y feel as responsible for the patient's well- qualified personnel in the squad, wemn *e GEORGE J. LISTER building. (Where were the firemen?) Appli- »•"« •» the present first aid members do? risk of our loved ones' lives. Is it neessat*? President and Publisher J "*"" "'•y '•*' *ey are doing their civic Why can't they be as qualities' as necessary; lwlyl bel ""T* S5 " »« •«*Pl«d 'or duty and they all have good intentions, but do they have "something to hide"? Bill Thompson Charles C. Triblehorn Jane Foderaro reveiw. (Where were the firemen? why do half a job when a whole Job could tow Sunday Editor City Editor The issue presently hitting the news is prevent someone from dying? Their attitude IT, JUNE 24, 1865 Thr Regieler 7A Frederick Ciamerone Jr. Frederick A. Ciaroerooe Jr., II. of Leonardo, died Sataraa* in Mem- Continued from Page 3A Uaa CttahUa, Kevin P. Crawford, Aaanarw J. Saaho. Mlchala TeUofaatea. Chrta Ttwaao. Harewood III orial Sloan-KeUering Hospital, New of SMI; Uaa DILanaao. Ikt Fraat. J. Emary fliaaa»»iin, Glaane Caotto, Michael T C»r- Raymond J Tbonuoa, David Charlaa Tkaoun. Eric Raymond Harper Paul Eddie Harris. af SSM tad Ikt N J11 A A ran. Marlon A. Ctrtk, Janailillai D'Amknalo, York. Nancy Eliae Takakl. Jataah Tomaawilo. Michael Eugene Hart. Joanne Hawkins. lets-CertlflcaU;Jltn Ervet. Iks Datiglaa R DAntonio, PkehetU Deerlng. MtUtta Traal, CkrMJaa A. Treaaa. Jaaaah D. Klmherly Lynn Hendnckacn. Nlchell Hicks. Born in Long Brand), Mr. Haslet Wrastlhsg Attocialioa Award af SIM; Dean A. DeUarco, Daattl J. DtPlpna Tropea, Kaihloaa Turtoa. Data Marie Ukryat, Parrlah Troy Hills. Gloria Ann Hodge. Tonya Ciamerone lived in Rurhaon before Ma Evaas. Ike llanaaa HaaaMtar Award-of Nttalkw Daalmlal, Calhtrtat Devaney, Edward W Urban, Michael ValaMao. Joaaaa Noraen Holland Layonne PauletU Holmes Has Rtrltan High Sckoaf Booster Cask of SSM, movini to Leonardo three years ago. Saaaa DtBarba. Uaa A OtLoranan, Dawn Vat Dtrmtit. Andrew S. Vaa Onam. EUat Christian Michael Holaer. Richard Robert Dave Fattens, tkt BUI Kaakal Award of the WMoaace, Craig «. Dlapiaii, Peter Doaagby. He was employed as the manager Hulse, Anthony Maurice Hunter. Malinda ftarttaa High School Sooelsr Club of IIM and rkllaltaku Donnelly, Laura Doagkerty, Joaa Edwia Vaaqaa. Judith M. Wslenawki, Mkuele Hutchinton. Luis Irisarry. Heather of Val's Tavern, for eight years. Ikt Praads Murphy Memorial Award of MM; Downey, Palrtda Drlat. Dtbra Dyaa. Tina Daniel J Wakah. John C. Waant. Perry Daan Unaea Jackson. Dthra Jamta. Alicia Aaa Matt Ftdorct. lie BUI Kaakal Award at tkt Ectlatwa, Cheryl Aaa Egatlorick. Norma- Johnson. Donna Lorraine Johnson. Gertrude He was a graduate of Rumson- Raritan High School Booster Cn* af lilt, aad Weiss. Joan F. While. Lorraine C. WUIiama. Pair Haven Regional High School. Jaat Bladtrftr. Brian 1. Btringham. Scott Mart Enkowskl. Maria B. Wolf, Normal Ireen Johnson Kathleen KaiwaiUni Kaholo. ike Ttanaa KUey Manorial Award tf MM; Eatwmaa, Junta Ervtn, John M. Cvaat Jr., David Wolf. Mania Lya Wrlgkt. Omar K David Jamea Kelly. Jam Suk Kim. Klmberly ' . Class of im, and a Softball player irirnljn liatl 1li finlin flail riiiatfalaliil David Paoaado, Matthew Pad Fadorco. Vapor Mlchele Leigh York. Mag, Vo. Burnay King. Liu Ann Lange. Rodney Lewia • (or the Red Bank Businessmen's Scholar Cartaflcatt aad tkt Sckaaflar rWssa Anthony Faatn, Robert M. Ferrador. Allton Alan S Ztaobi. Richard M Zicklekl, Q Law Pott Ott Award af MM; Ptter roster. Iks FlaU. i. Ckartat James C. Kelsey ' League. Huast Wrestling Aatociatlon Awtrd af SIM; Zlellnakl. Jill M Zslzsek. Jay David Laws Kathleen Mary Leach. Mr. Ciamerone was a communi- mattUnsnaas 111flmlaatwajlihilsiahl|iif Robti FlUcchia. Karolyn Flnka. Joel FUm- Theresa Lynn Lttvy, Fernando Lebron. Ray- batm. Cbriallne Flannery. Laarle Ann mond Lebran. Tyra Ann Lennon, Stephanie cant of St. Agnes Roman Catholic m; Barkn Ottaa. tkt Award lor EictUance James G. Kelsey, 78, of Man- ka tkt Mi tf Snaaatt af MM, Ikt Drama Clah Flttjcaaatr, KJmberly Noelle Florin, Mary Long Branch High Lento. Michael Dune Lewis. Donald James Kate Flynn, Kelly Fotty. Kevin J Foley, asquan, died yesterday In Jersey Church, Atlantic Highlands Award J MM, tkt Foreign Language Logan. Robert Luciano Jr . Marino Ltongo, Surviving are his wife, Cynthia Edactlors af New Jersey CertlflcaleT lie Robert Ortan Forcalla, Peter A. Footer, Wendy LONG BRANCH - Commencemenl ei Margaret Ann Magarino. Roteann Mancinl. Shore Medical Center, Neptune. Rtbya Footer, Daaala T Fotonoaloe. Kelly Ann Hickman Ciamerone, a son, Daniel MrTllttin OaUaas Mtltl. tkt Rarliaa Valley erclses lor MO students si Long Brsncfe High Darlene Maureen Marino. Dawn Robin Martin, Bora in Freehold, Mr. Keltey had Scholarship of Cstt. and Ikt Spanish Club rittmta. Gltaa T Falehar, Terrl Lt School were held on the football field Thursday James Scott Martin, Julie Ann Mayo. Victoria Frederick Ciamerone; a broiher, Gaaaarakl. Adam GarcU. MtUtta Garvln. lived there before movinf to Man- Award of MS; MMk QeMMasa. tkt Keyport Rhonda Muiselman gsve the saluUtory McCray. Larry Duval Mclntyre. Alison Anne David Ciamerone of Rumeon; three Elks Lodge MM Awtrd of Ilk); Gary Grose, the Taml Otnovaea, Samatl J Geatlle III. Beverly address The valedictory speech was given by McNIcol. Carmen D Medina. Blanca Lydia aiquan ten yean ago. QUaaoaa. Glna Oordaao, Barbra E Glenn sisters, Jennifer and Carol Frank J. Entry IcMtraksa of ISM; Carald Enid SorkowlU Menendez Allan Carl Mmkrn Robert Mental. - Prior to hit retirement In 1975, be Jadltk EUae GoMatela, Pbyllla Gordon. Jose Ismael Mcrcado. Mary Elizabeth Merla. Ciamerone of Rumson, and Debora Imartnda; the Rarttaa High School Ptgahin The following students received diplomas had been an executive with the Bell Clab Award of S*M; Mlnall (agade, the Garden MtcktU Graffto. Sharon Mary Graham. Gary Edward Earl Acquaro. Lori Am Addeo. Tammy D Minervini Gangnia of Lakewood; his parents, N. Groaa, SUahanle An Hall, Hedy Hanna. Telephone Company in Newark for Suu niilliiialshiil Scholar CtrUHeaU, the Mark Agreatl. Katrine Ann Alequin. Marie Salvatore Mondalto. Edwin Oscar Monlalvo. Mr. an* Mrs Frederick A. Otto Saalaw Pkitaca Awiid*lewtlflc Calcu- Alan F Kaatman. Chrialooner Scott Haulle, Andromaque Altino, Sucey Lorraine Ames. Natalia Maria Monuiro. Cheryl A Moody. 45 yean. Ciamerone Sr., of Rumson; and his lator, tad UM FtarlUn High School Award of Kim Hondrirtaon, Colleen B Henry. Brace Sonia Aponte, Walter Aponte, Tracy Lee Carol Ann Morris. Margaret Morris. Vernon He was a communicant of St. Roae MM; Erie Kaasltr, Ikt Garden MaU Dkv Hockewberry. Kenneth J Hogan. Jill Patricia Applegale. John Michael Aria. Michael Daniel Lee Morris. Kern Ellen Mornssey. Melissa paternal grandparents, Mr. and Mn. Homer, Michael Anthony Houjak, SUcey of Lima Roman Catholic Church, tlagilaaad Scholar CtrtlllcaU. Margaret AtUrdi, Bruce James Baker. Deidrs Desnne Justine Mudry. Steven Michael Muh. Rhonda Valentine Ciamerone of Rumson. KlAaaa, the Stadant Coancil Scholarship of Marie Hulbert. Thomaa Edward Humphrlei, Baker. Samuel William Btllna. Lisa Baaa, Annette Muaaelman. Roger Dale Muiselman • Freehold. The John E. Day Funeral Home, UM; Jeff Kligmta, tkt HazJet Wrestling Sharon A Hutnik. Gerald Thomaa Imnrenda. Richard Wayne Baiter, Deborah Anne Patricia Newman, Juan Carlos Nievei Mr. Keliey was a member of the AICIHIUII Award of llto. Iks Keyport Michael Ira Iaaacaon. Jamtt M Jacko. Behnken. Maureen Antoinette Bell. Joae Douglas Peter Okuszks. Yvelte Nicole Owens Red Bank, is in charge of arrange- Jacqaellne A Jacobean, Diane Carol Jonta. Telephone Pioneers of America, Kheaala dak af SMI, and the N.J.S.I.A.A Pearaon Benavldes, Finest Bennett. Ahmad Toni Marie Pantinl, Edwin Robert Pardee ments Scholar Athlete CerUflcste; Catherine Kllneky. Lotte H Hojgaard Jorgenaen. Mlnali A. Benyard. Marie Antoinette Bernard. Douglas J Jellrey S Pashkow. David Michael Patterson. H G McCuUet Chapter, and a for- tkt Spanish Crab Award of MO, tkt Stadent Kagade Bolllnger Msrie Patterson. Anthony Jacob PenU. Bobby mer member of the Freehold Coun- Cornell Award tf SIM. and tkt Award for Klmberlrty Ann Kelly, Francla M. Kern, Eric Adrlenne Michelle Brown. Boniu Lynne J. Perri, Tina Louise Perricone. Jamea cil, KnighU of Colombus nalllaOtl Alleadance of IIM: Oregory Howard Kttaltr, Down Marie Kildull. Brown. Bonnie Alesla Brown. Eugene Francis Michael Peters, Timothy Eugene Pierce. Xovar, tkt RarlUn High School Plgakln Chib Margaret Mary Klllatn. Shiran Mlchele Terrlel Tironne Plttman He was alto a member of the Cornelius O'Keefe Sr. Brown. Regina Brown. Sharon May Buchanan. Award of SMI; Linda Krttaer, tkt Cawrlatd- Klradi. Jeffrey Todd Kllgman, Catherine Mary Gary Anthony Budra. Jennifer Eleonore Ing Scholarship of SM; Brands Ught. the Patrick Gerard Pooo. Karen Lynn Potter. Freehold Elks Lodge, No. MM, and Cornelius B. O'Keefe Sr., 71, of Klinaky. Donald Edward Knapp Jr David Burley. Charles August Butler, Thomas Wil- Bernlce LuArai Proveaux. Thereu Ann Quinn. the Freehold Kiwanls Club StadtM Council Award of IIM; John Knaater, Gregory Jamea Kovar. Linda liam Butler. Eric Marlon Byrd, Maurice David Yolanda Ivette Ramos. Shawn Ravilch. Middletown, died Saturday at home MartsasUo, tkt Haztot WraaUing Aaaoclatlon o( Kretaer. John J Kropp. Lealle Ana Kuitunen Mr. Kelsey was president of the CaWwell Teresa Callaghan. James Joseph Herbert Ku Rawls. Evelyn Tracy Reed. Alice Born In Hoboken. Mr. O'Keefe UN: Jtaa McCtart, tke National Honor Al Lamano, Laurena O'Shaa Lamano, Loun Callano. Marie Joan Campbell, Salvatore Treass Reed. Delores Ann Reevey. Michelle National Council on Alcoholism, Red lived In the Highlands before moving Society Award of IMS: Dennis M. McCrsth, the Charkt Umb. Emily Betk Ltckntr, EUaabeth Lewis Cancassl. Angel Mantel Carahallo. Ann Rlbecca, Sandra Richardson. Charles Bank. N.J IT Scholar Certificate aad Ikt RarlUn Ana Udar, Michelle Marie Lewandowaki, Seth Mlrelsa Caraballo. Allegra Bridget Carethers. Peter Rickll. MarU C Rocha. Michael Costs to Middletown two yean ago. High School Award of MM; Michelle Morflt. E. LewU. Brenda Ugbt. Eric Lloa. Edward He attended Loyola University, Jesus Carrion, James Caruso, Janet Castro. Rocha, Anthony Marcus Rodriguer, Randolph He was vice president of the Fint Ikt raoarlstdlft Scholarship of Ml; Jam Uaka, Alyaaa UvlngUon James Anthony Cattelona. Cathy Bessie Child- Jonathan Rosen, Doreen Patricia Ryan. Canada, and Rutgers School of Law, MalUns, tkt salt lankel Award of tkt RarlUn National Bank of Chicago, New York ChriaUne Longo, Thomaa C Lopea. Chrlillne en. Geoffrey Allen Clark. Miru Colbert. John Gerard Raymond Ryan. Fernando Sanden. Newark. high School Btotttr Clah of IIM; Ctrl Payne, Paul Conceicao Robert Schubert. Scott Schumann Patricia City, prior to retiring 13 yean ago Ikt Award for Outstanding Altendsnce of 1100; UladU. George Ralph Lynch Jr., Kenneth Surviving are hit wife, the former Malley. William Wayne Maloney 11, John I Patnc Come Steven Michael Coren. Anabela Am Scabrooka. David Serrano Jr . Andrea after 41 yean of service. Jtanine Penaell. the Oolf Oub Award of MO; Marie Shepard Stephanie Ann Shepherd Kathy Kathleen D. Murphy; a son, Brian T. Joyce PttUnatto. tkt Cheerletduig Scholarship Marlnello, Deborah MarkowtU. Lori Ann Costa. Dammie Lee Courtney. Allen Covin, He was a communicant of Our Martin. Michael MaUrtae. Vincent John Matla. Steven Covin. Joseph Creed. Maria Carmen Lynn Shiftier Kelsey of Brick Township; a daugh- of not, aad tkt Haslet Italian American Club Lady of Perpetual Help. Highlands. Awtrd of WO, Fran Prttti. Ikt RarlUn Rocket Tracy Aaa Matlhtea. Cynthia Ellaabtth hkyer. Cruz. Tammie Cunningham. Cathy Dallon. Mark J Shuler. Michael Patrick Shusko. ter Sheila Leggett of Manaaquan; Softball Award of SMO; John Rasso. tke Paul Kevin Franda McClltUr. Jean McCourt. Mary Milton Earl Daniels. Helen Bento DaSllvs. Sandra Slnon. Edward SUnley Smentkowaki. five brothers Raymond, W.J. Surviving are his wife, Angela Aagtrrosyai Memorial Softball Lsagae Schol- Dorla McDermott. Dennli M McCrath. Roxanne Davis. Tyrone Dsvis, Kathleen Ann Andrew Floyd Smith. Anthony E Smith. Reilly O'Keefe; three ions, Cor- arship tf MM; BUM Schwartz, the Baaach * Christopher P. McGraevy. Allaon Marie DeFillipo. Julio Antonio DeUcrui. Karen Felecla Am Smith. Enid Rachel Sorkowitj Eugene, William, and Robert Mclaaraty. Denla McMahon. Thomai McNeil. Deverson. Joseph John DiBlase. Michel* Leonard A Spinazzola. Efthimios Sumoulaos nelius O'Keefe Jr., of Montville, Lonb Medal, tkt Garden SUU Dislingtiahed Kelsey, all of Freehold, and Francis Scholar Certificate, the Glen D. Bales Mem Craig Meehan, HttUier Meacal, Sandra Meyer. DiGirolamo. Michael Joseph DIGuilmi. Willie B suthum. April Stokes. Jeffrey Lee Kelsey of Arlington, Va . six sisters, Thomas O'Keefe of Holmdel, Dennis orltl Award; tke Haaiat Rotary a»b Award of Thomai Molynnu. Kathleen Marie Dotsel. Sharon Elizabeth Stokes. Edward Joseph Stout Jr Allen Slovall O'Keefe of Leonardo; two sisters, Satt; the Otto Saelaw Phytics Award-Scientific Frank A MonetU. Melltaa M Monteaano. Dravea. Mariana Durand. Theresa Ann Richard J. Strollo. Barbara Ann Sweeney. Mary and Joan Kelsey, Lorraine Durham Wanda Denlae Edmond. Lisa Can- Sister Julia Anne of Saint Mary's Cakalttor. tkt Certificate of Merit lor tkt Mlchele ChriaUne Mortit Jodi Ann Minion. Stacey Lynn Taylor. Robyn Bemice Terry Buble. Dorothy and Margaret Higley National Merit Scholarship Program, and Ike Jamea A. MalUaa, Mlchele J. MaUuaky. Kevin Irece Edmonds. Richard Timothy Ellis Joseph Teufel. RheniU Michelle Thigpen. and Yvonne Cook of Freehold; six Convent, Elisabeth, and Mn. Ann Raritan Valley Scholarship of MM; Richard J. Murphy. Yaaaer Neuuiem. Klmberly Ann Marvin Darryl Evans. Gloria Am Falvo. VivUn Margaret Tomaine. Elizabeth Torres. grandchildren and one great-grand- Mulvey of Southbury, Conn.; and six Schwarti, tkt Beers Street PTO Certificate Nickaa. Nancy NUet. Thomaa J Nobile. Knsline Marie Faye. Kendra Shenane Fennel). Bruce S Tyson. Michael E Umlaut. Allison grandchildren. tf SSM. tad tkt Garden SUtt Distinguished Maureen Thereaa Ann Norton, Klmberly Marie Albert Miguel Fernandez. DUnna Marie Fer- Gail VanBrunt. June Marie Vargas child Scholar Certificate, Maria Sam, Ike Keyport The John E. Day Funeral Home, Novak, Karen Tnereu Novatln, Doreen M raro. Amy Flguereo, Sylvia Flgueroa. Gerrl Marie Kathleen Ventresro. Teresa Maria The Freeman Funeral Home, Elks Lodge MM Award of IIM; Rod Smith, Ihe Novella. Craig S. Novlm, Charwne Nucclo, Lynn Finkelstein. Gene Austin Fitzgerald. Viana. Luis Vleira. Joseph Vlncigucrra. Brian Red Bank, is in charge of arrange- Haslet Wrestling Association Award of SIM: Peter J. O'Connor Jr , Stan W O'Connor. Marjone Florlval. Jeffrey Edward Frailer. Freehold, Is in charge of arrange- Robert Vivian. Kevin Michael Wall. Billy Joe ments. Adam Stengel, UM Garden SUU Distinguished Catherine Ann O'Neill, Robert Janwa O'Neill Klmberly Dawn Gallagher. Angela Rene* Walla, Jr. Rodney Watkins. Diane Marie ments. Scholar Certificate, ami Iks Stadent Council Jr., Diane Christine Oneto Carl R. Payne. Gandy. CUra Pauline Gary. Darrell Donnell Weaver. Donna Lynne Wheeler. Patricia Ann Awtrd of UM; Jatan Stack, Uw Lt. James W. David Pearaon. David Adam Pelenberg. Gaskln Dina Marie Giodio. Paul Frank Glglu. White. Wanda Marie White. Karen Tracty Rose Donatelli Mason USMC Memorial Award Philip K. Bradlord William Gilbert. Isaac M Glndi Wiener. Klmberly Am Williams Samaniha Joyce Lynn Pettlnato, Francee Preati. Tara Leslie Glassman. Roven Ruben Gomez Williams. Sharon Williams. Troy Emaouet Ralph T.Keevil F Proaaer. Beverly Ann Raba, Diana Marie MargarlU Gonzalez Carl S Green. Jr . Brian Williams. Veronica Lynn Williams. Quincy Rose Donatelli, (0, of Morgan, "Tinker" Don Detachment Marine Corps Rafael, Uta A. Rathnato, Lisa Reamer, K Gutmann. Garry R Hammond. Radclill A Wilson. Mark Wraaen. Irene Mary Zoppi Ralph T. Kecvil. M. of Hot* died Saturday in Sooth Amboy League of MM; David Samma. Ikt Haslet Jottph P Rlcchione. James Rltbe. Jeffrey Wrettlleg AssocUUon Award of IIM. aad the Sound, Fla , died yesterday in Farm- Hospital. Rttht. Marie Rladen. Bath Roland. Henry L StadtM Coancil Award of IIM; Raymond Roman, Mlchele Lynn Romano. Ralph J Roui. ingdale. Born In Italy. Mn. Donatelli had Thompson, Ikt Garden Stale Distinguished GlUlan Sue Rotblander Michael W Ruehle, Born in Brooklyn, NY, Mr. lived in Genoa before moving to Scholar Certificate, aad Ihe German Clab Michael C Ruppert, John Paul Ruaao, Jac- Three youths in boat attacked Award of MO: Nancy Tolchln. the Journalism Keevil had lived in Eatontown before Morgan thirty yean ago. queline D Sacks. George J Santiago. Sherry Award of MO, aid tkt Stadstt Coaacil Award Lynat San, Lotla M ScagneUI II, Paul A Kerschner. Their boat was de- moving to Hobe Sound 10 years ago. of 1100; Joaaph Tomaalello. Ihe Hailet Wrestl- Scall, Matthew R. Schmidt molished. No other information was Prior to his retirement in 1*74, he She was a communicant of St. ing Association Awtrd of IIM. aad Edwin KEANSBURG - Three youths in Vataaas, tkt Hailet Wrestling Association ElUol M. Schwarti. Richard H Schwartz. released. was a school business administrator Lawrence Roman Catholic Church, a motorboat were Intentionally Award tf SIM. Root Marie Senoo. Darin A Sepulveda, Maria' Police said they are looking (or the for the Holmdel Board of Education. Laurence Harbor. Joat' Sam, Karen Shadnck. Lee Sheppa. rammed by another boat then forced Tkt following students received their assailants, two white males and one He also served as business admin- Her husband, Daniel Donatelli, Laura Ant Siemienttowiki, Brian Steven into shallow water where they were diplomat: Silver. Gary Howard Silver. Glen E. Sloat, black man who were in a white istrator tor Monmouth Regional died in IMC attacked yesterday, according to EUaabeth A Ahlfeld, Glean J Aleitoder. Carol Ann Smith. Deborah D Smith, Fenetra motorboat about 22-feet long. No High School and was one of the Jeflrey B Altman. Joan P Amen, Edward S Dana Smith. Matthew J Smith, Rod Thomaa New Jersey State Police Marine Surviving are three sons, Joseph motive was given for the attack. school's founding board members. Anderson, Robert Anderson, Grace Aaoate. Smith, Teresa M. Snyder, Fred Sobieskl, Bureau Donatelli of Morgan, Marcello hflcksll Aponte. Philip H. Auatln. Ttmmy Victoria L. Spieler, Kathleen Spitelcrl. Janine A vessel matching that description He was a U.S. Army veteran of Donatelli of Keyport, and Rocco Marie Bibcock. Dorothy M Bahraabarg. Spriua, WUUam Martin SUIner, Steven W The attack on the youths, boys was last seen being removed from World War II Donatelli of Cheeaequakc, two Oarlatiiakar Btilty, KaMt j Btkar, Uaa M. SUaack, Adam Maro Stengel aged 14, IS and 17. occurred at 4 50 the water at the Atlantic Highlands Baker. Detail W. Btrkmaa Jr. Trace* A Mr Keevil was a member of the daughters, Antoinette Ram of Sandra Stewart. Jason A. Slock, Michael p.m. near the Waackaack Creek Municipal Marina and was being Community Baptist Church of Btack. Darieat BaaMet. David I. BeUeoa. Morgan and Lucy Kara of Ocean- Dawn R. Dsttii. Jamtt C. Baajtmla. Carolyn Strtdacchk). Shirley A. Stmhle. Scott Slyn. entrance to Raritan Bay, said placed on a trailer pulled by a red Patricia Selllvan, David Craig Samma. Oerdoa Stuart, Fla., a member of the Atlas ' port; eight grandchildren and five Marine Police Officer Ken and black car, police said. Lodge, Free and Accepted Masons of great-grandchildren. UM Ant Bernardo, CarMJna Beeahajar, Westfield and the Demolay Legion of Carol L Bttderback. Sandra A Boebler Nancy Bongtovanal, Thoaiat T BorreHI. Vatctat Honor and Chevalier The Day Funeral Home, Keyport, Borraao. Carolyn SaeBoyce. Richard C Brady He was also a member of the is in charge of arrangements. Jr., David E Brett. Sunn Scott Brining. Scottish Rite of Trenton and the Cathryn Brown. Jamea 0. Brown, Joan Maria Release Browa, Roaaaaa Bacehari, Joaepb Bafla, message to Israel and the United Crescent Temple of Trenton. The 40 hostages are the remaining Eaaon Barateki. John R. Caldtral, inaaiMl Continued from Page 1A States. Surviving arc his wife Doris crew and passegers from the flight. John J. Johnson Camharart, Carol J. Ctaaoat. Altiaadar P. Beirut's independent an-Nahar Balcom Keevil; four sons, Thomas Caiaai, Adrlane Carllao, Joan C Carrlcarte, Sources in Jerusalem who spoke One American was shot dead by the newspaper said a four-point plan that Keevil of Ashland, Ore., Richard Raady R. CaaUUo, Alice Ctct. on condition they not be identified hijackers and the others released. emerged from diplomatic activity in Keevil of Eatontown, William Keevil John J. Johnson, 71, of South Karen J. CtvUktwtck, Cheryl Am Cnnreey. said Israel decided on the gesture to Berri's Amal militia holds some of Glna M. Clark), Klmharty Ann Clark. Rtlpk P Aiuuria, L«Danon, Switzerland, Syria of Crescent City, Calif., and David Daytona, Fla , died Saturday In the provide "a test case" for Berri, who Clark. Caadace Michelle Cohen .

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Local chamber solicits Chapter of women funds for campaign business owners Members of the Long Branch to meet Thursday Chamber of Commerce are Joining with chambers of commerce The Northern Monmouth Chapter throughout Monmouth County to of the New Jeney Association of raise funds for a program to combat Woman Business Owners, which child abuse. recently celebrated its first an- The chambers will distribute car- niversary, will meet Thursday In toon pamphlets aimed at educating Oscar's Restaurant, her*. Three children about child abuse and will chapter members will lead a panel start a billboard -campaign to discussion on "Building the service, heighten public awareness of the business" during the meeting. problem. Panelists an Judith Laster, own- To date, more than 1300 has been er/director of Corporate Fitness received for the county fund In Concepts, Ocean, a firm providing response to letters sent to members fitness programs and counseling, requesting contributions "for the Patricia Daly, owner of Suburban children." Donations are still being Services Inc.. Holmdel, a pool accepted. maintenance firm, and Judy Wax- berg, owner/president of Plant Care Inc., Matawan, speclalista la Interior foliage design. A question aid Gifted kindergarten answer period will follow the panel program to begin discussion. Women interested In attending the The Long Branch Board of Educa- meeting may contact Dr. Doris tion has instituted a program for Lazur-Ugarte, 452 West Front St., gifted kindergarteners In the Red Bank. A SCHOLAR — Ken Geigel, president of Alas (A Latin American Ana»i»«ia Elementary School to Newly elected officers of Society) Inc., Freehold, presents Maria de Los Angeles Vazquez, of complement the existing gifted pro- NJAWBO are: Barbara Hawley, Freehold Borough High School, with an Alas scholarship at the gram In grades three through five. owner of Hawley Associates, Middle- The gifted kindergarten wUl fea- town, president; Marie Racloppl, organization's first scholarship awards luncheon. The non-profit ture a full-day program for selected organization also awarded scholarships to Joseph Petrone, R«d Bank MNR Computer Consultants, students Classes will be housed in Linden, first vice president; Martha Regional High School; Lisa Sue Hopkins, Freehold Township High the Gregory Elementary School. School; Francine Brossa, Middletown High School South, and Suhayda, attorney, Malawan, second Learning experiences will include vice president; Barbara W Prabhu, Edgardo Armando Vazquez, Monmouth Regional High School. The development of critical thinking Kanara Communications, Holmdel, luncheon was held in the Colts Neck Inn. •kills, creativity and both traditional secretary; and Jo Irene Dochych, and accelerated academic pro- CPA, Holmdel, treasurer grams. NJAWBO Is a statewide organisa- SERVICE AWARD — Dorothea K. Holme*, left, Monmouth County Further information is available tion that encourages ownership of representative to the board of directors of the American Lung from Dr. William DeFeo, district businesses by women. administrator for elementary educa- Association of Central New Jersey, presents Mamie Scully, Middletown Middletown Englishtown, with the community service award in recognition of her tion. •* Inquiries about the chapter may be sent to NJAWBO c/o Hawley service as youth ambassador in the county. Scully, a graduate of the Summer school help Associates, P.O. Box Ml, Middle- family asthma program in the Freehold Area Hospital Wellness Center, Newcomers donate funds Scout plaque presented for basic skills town, NJ 07748 speaks about her experiences In the program throughout the county. for children's books to Village School PTO The Long Branch Board of Educa- An Eagle Scout plaque was pres- tion is conducting a Basic Skills Members of the Middletown New- Improvement Summer School for comers Club have donated fBO to the ented to the Middletown Village School PTO by John Montgomery, students in grades 6 to 11 who are Middletown Public Library for chil- enrolled in the Long Branch Schools' dren's book series including The past committee chairman of Boy Scout Troop 142. The Eagle Award basic skills improvement program. Survival Series by Joy Wilt Berry Instruction will be given in math, CONGRATULATIONS Board contains the names of 31 boys The books are intended to help reading and English. children develop the skills they need from the troop who became Eagle Registration will be held today for everyday tasks, members said Scouts In the last 26 years. The troop To the members of the graduating class of the two is sponsored by the PTO. through Wednesday, from t a.m. to Funds for the donation were 12 noon in the Middle School. raised during the group's Chinese Further information is available MIDDLETOWN TOWNSHIP HIGH SCHOOLS Auction, Its annual fundraiser. from Vernell Smith, summer school NORTH AND SOUTH. director. To those who will go on to productive employment In business, Playground program Eatontown industry, and the armed services. to start July 1 . And special commendation to those who have worked diligently In Deal difficult courses of study to gain admission to such outstanding NHtswamp Park in River Plan Hands-on computer fun schools and colleges as... will become the IWi active play- ground in Middletown Township for pediatric patients Center offers trips ARKANSAS when summer playground sessions HanBngU Ftoeemoni Coll. start July 1. The free program, Computer Depot, located in the UrkVonfty Prlnoston Univ. Shlppensburg univ for senior citizens RamaM ttsat College operated by Middletown Parks and Abraham k Straus store, Monmouth CALIFORNIA Suequehama UMv RMeCoaege Swerthmore CoH Recreation, is for children 6 to 15- Mall, will sponsor "Computing is The Jewish Community Center is CeelorMa Stale CoSege Rutgers College Temple Univ long Branoh UntvereHy Rutpara CoSaga of Engr years-old and is conducted from 9 Fun" Tuesday for pediatric patients offering senior citizens the following UMv. of Soranton Stanford UNvaraMy Rutgers Newark Go*, of VWenova Unrv a.m. to noon and 1 to 3 p.m. in two area hospitals. The session in unto, of CaMo/Santa Cnn trips this summer: Artatr WeetCheeter UMv. Univ. of Southern Catttomle Registration will take place the Bayshore Community Hospital, July 11 — Circle Line Cruise Rutgers I WMenerUMv. first day at each site. Holmdel, will be at 10:30 a.m., and around Manhattan and South Street COLOHAOO 35*1 York College of Penn. Besides daily activities in each at l: 30 p.m. in Jersey Shore Medical Seaport. Bus leaves' 8:30 a.m., return University of Dnw Douglas Co* RHODE ISLAND Center. Neptune. University ol Northern Colorado park, trips are tentatively planned trip leaves at 4: IS p.m. U.S. Air Force Academy Berrlngton Cod. The program, sponsored in conjuc- St Peter's College Brant Con. for roller skating and bowling and to July 11 — Club Bane; comedy SetonHsSUntv such places as the beach, s New tion with Apple Computer, will CONNECTICUT Johneon a Walee COD. show "No Sex Please. We're Brit- FairtWd UMvereity Stevens Institute of Teen Boger Williams Coll York Mets game, Kids World, Sandy introduce the use of computers for ish." Bus leaves at 10 a.m. MltsheSCoeege Stockton State College Univ of Rhode Wand Hook, Turtle Back Zoo, Garden State education and entertainment Trenton Stale College July 25 — Flemington shopping at Poet College UpeutaCoeege SOUTH CAROLINA Arts Center, Dawn Patrol at Mon- Demonstrators will be Frank Unhewn* of Hartford WMMeVn PMeYMfi CoN#Q#) over 100 outlets in Liberty Village. Yaks Unhrersrly rVeabytsrlan CoH. mouth Park Jockey Club. Great Lauria, store manager, and Lisa Bus leaves 9:30 a.m. NEW YORK Untv. af S. Carolina DCLAWAM WonordColi Adventure and others. Click, marketing representative, Aug l - Renault Winery tour, Adelphl UMv. Brandywme Cnlage Brooklyn Cod. TEXAS Other playground sites are at the both from Computer Depot. lunch and Smithville visit. Bus University ol Dataware Applebrook, Belford, Bodman, Maureen Dougherty, Apple rep- Columbia Univ. Soulhem Methodist Univ. leaves 10 a.m. WW#wjr Unhrfftty Columbia Untv/Barnard Couege Untt. of Taaaa ~ Chanceville, Crestview, Dorsett, resentative, will also attend. Concortfle COM Aug. S - Atlantic City; lunch and mar. or COLUMBIA VERMONT Evergreen. Gordon Court. Hillside. "I can't think of a better way to show are included. Bus leaves 9 a.m American Unr*. Comes Univ. Leonardo, McMahon. MTT. Waloo Catholic Univ. ElmlraCol. Oreen Mountain CoH entertain and educate children and Aug. 15 - "Evita" at Neil's New Fordham Univ. Lyndon State College and Wilmort Parks. Sites also in- teens who are spending their sum- Osorgetuwi Unhr. York Theater in MounUinville. AU aeorge WaahMgton Unhr. Mammon Coll. UMv. of Vermont clude the Bayview, Harmony, Hotsua Univ. mer vacation in a hospital than you can eat buffet is included. VIRGINIA Middletown Village and Navesink FLORIDA lone Coll. through hands-on Apple Computer For more information call the Co*, of Wllkam 1 Mary Schools. Barry Univ. Ithaca CoH. demonstration," Doughterty said. center. Col. of Boea Raton Manhattan CoS. James Madeun CoS. Saint Leo Gotege Marlet Coll. Lynchburg Con Univ. of Miami New York Inat. of Tech. Marymount Coll. ol Virginia Univ. of Tampa New York Univ. Ota Dominion UMv. Niagara Univ. Randolph Macon Coll Peas UnW. Unhr. ol Richmond Weet Georgia College Parsons School of Design Univ. of Virginia Virginia Commonwealth UMv ILLINOIS Polytechnic Inn. of New York Virginia Tech Northern HnnoM Univ. Pratt Institute WEST VIRGINIA INDIANA nsnllHnr Polytechnic Indiana Univ. IneMtute West Liberty Stale College •rest Virginia Univ. A (Mid directory of coining events for non-profit orfaniiaUons Rates » 75 lor three Una lor 1 day (It 00 each Purdw UMv. Rutnseiar Inet of Tech. St Bonaventura Univ. additional line). S50O for three lines lor two davs (tl 50 each additional line). *6 50 for three lines lor three davs Valparaiso UMv BUSINESS SCHOOLS ({2.00 each additional line i, $7 50 for three lines tor four or live days Its.25 each additional line) M 00 lor three linn School of visual Arts LOUISIANA SUNY/Oneonte NEW JERSEY foriixtoeifhtdayM»2 50eacha(lditiotulline).|10Mlorthreelir«formi»totCTdayi(S3 00e»ch«V)UtonallnVi SUNY/Feehlon Inst. of Tech. SUM for three lines lor eleven days Each additional day »1 00. each additional line 13 00 Deadline 11 AM twodavi TmaneUnlv Syracuse Univ. Berkeley School before publication Call The Daily Register, S41-4OO0. art lor The Date Secretary "—"»* »•»• ""> »*» Univ. of Roeheetsr CHtone Buelneaa School MAIN! Wagner College Katharine Ottos Colby College NORTH CAROLINA Stuart School of Business Univ. o) Melna Betmont-Abbe Coll Taylor Susmees Inet. JUNE U-t7 - Single* Again newest chapter hosts JULY t - FRIDAY Univ. of So. Main* FRIDAY-THURSDAY a cocktail party and dance at the O*eUnlv. TRADE SCHOOLS NJ Symphony Orchestra pops con- MARYLAND Cast Carokna Unrv. St. Agnet Church. Atlantic High- Lakeside Manor, Rt M. Hailet cert, Brookdale Campus. Uncrolt Lenotr Rhyme Co*. FLORIDA land!, will sponsor a trip on the Mis- Qoueher CoSege Orientation I p.m. Dance 9 p.m. For "An American Salute." Bring a pic- Ml. St Merys Coaege Unhr. of North Carolina Aseocletes School tisaipl Queen Memphis to New Or- further info, call UI4MJ nic spread. Gates open 5:30 p m Con- Sasebury SUM College /Chertone . Joe Brlnkman School leans. Call »l-0*7« or 291-0272 cert 7:10 p.m. (Rain or shine). Adult UnM. of Maryland of Umpiring JUNE t* - SATURDAY Unto, of Nerd Caroline $5 Child M Day of concert KM MASSACHUSETTS NEW JERSEY JUNE tt - TUESDAY Metro Lyric Opera "El Travatore" Wake Foreet Univ. Monmouth Arts Center M2-M02 Brick Inet of Navesink House - "Let's get Ac- 1:15 p.m. Paramount Theater. Boston Unty OHIO Computer Sciences quainted Luncheon" Learn more Asbury Park. Orchestra 115-110-15. AUGUST I - SUNDAY eofTeoh. OelrtonUnrv. Bryman School about our Retirement Community. Mezzanine 115. Balcony 17.50-15 Trip to Harrah'i Casino. Mount Union Cell. Concorde Academy of Beauty Ohio UMv. Oevry institute On Rt 35 in Red Bank. 9:30 a.m. 531-871 for reservations "Chighage" with Chita Rivera. Lincoln Technical Inet Registration and refreshments. Slide Transportation, show, IS coins, TumUnty. WaaaasBj Univ. Monmouth Count/ COLTS NECK - ANNUAL YAN- presentation, apt. tour, question time goodies on bus PO per person. MNNSVLVANIA Vocational SehooM KEE PEDDLER sale (Flea Mar- Wilfred Academy and a Luncheon Call M2-M0O lor Leaves 4 p.m. Returns approx. 12:30 •MCrMAN Albright Coa. ket). Sponsored by the Colts Neck Art Inet ef Phua. reservations. p.m. 787-1380 lor Info. Benefit lor NEW YORK Historical Society, at the Montrose Beaver ft* Physically Handicapped Program Moorn4e)wet Univ. Bd of Education Co-Op The Asbury Park Chapter SchooUwuae, Montrose Rd. ft Cedar SuekneSUrV Bd. Services SPEBSQSA Inc. guest night We sing Dr. 8-1 p.m For Info, call 4SJ-1J7S AUGUST 17 - SATURDAY NEW HAMPSHIRE CaMomla Untv. rviervte»K-Ray School every Tuesday night. 7:46 p.m. at St. The Middletown Township H.S., Cedar Creel Coll. couiaess JUNE M - SUNDAY Dickinson Col. Lukes Methodist Church, Broadway. class of '66 and M, 10 year class College FLORIDA Wocdbridge Corvette Club presents FfWWlA PtoTsreeCoSegM e DreaeUMv. Long Branch. Come join us see the reunion Lakeside Manor, Haslet NJ Banner CoHeoe First Annual Shore Jamboree. Cor- Hs lun your missing For info. 4*5-0*2, ZB-TuH, IM88W. It AneetrnCoSege vette show, swap meat and Miss Cor- UMv. of New Hampshire NEW JERSEY Parents Without Partners. vette swimsuit contest. Indoors at the SEPTEMBER Ml NEW JERSEY Ann May School of Nursing Bayshore Chapter (44. Cocktail party Monmouth Sports Arena, Tlnton MONDAY-MONDAY Drew Unhr. * Brookdale Community CoHege and dance Town k Country, Hwy. X. Falls. Fan's choice donations to aid St. Agnes Church, Atlantic High- » Dickinson Univ. NEW YORK Keyport Members «; prospective the March of Dimes First SO cars lands, will sponsor a trip to Norway. 8UNY • CobtesekM Agrlc DkXonaon Unrv. members It. 8:10 SHARP orien- receive trophies. Entrants call Sweden and Denmark. Cost SIM* per f alrletghOl and Tech. College tation. Chapter phom 7T7-*m 542-4M7 or U4-0M6 person, double occupancy. Call CoHssje MNNSYLVANIA 291-0876 or 291-0272 ra State JUNE M - WEDNESDAY JULY I - TUESDAY ,K#f/iloo# Jr. Singles Again Freehold chapter Male sinfers wanted by the Raritan OCTOBER 11 - MONDAY TEXAS hosts a terrific cocktail party and Bay Chapter of the Barbershop Sing- PARIS and the FRENCH * ITAL- dance at the Clnammon Tree, Rt 9. ing Society. Auditions Tuesday eve- IAN RIVIERA Including Monte Carlo Freehold. Orientation lor new mem- ning July 2, 8 p.m. Raritan Township * Monaco. An 11 day Group trip by bers I p.m. Dance • p.m. For more High School Middle Rd., Hazier Call MC. BPW. Call 170-Md or 741-5088 MIDDLETOWN TOWNSHIP Info call! 1W-B71 (or further information lor information BOARD OF EDUCATION The Register

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Gary Glllman 1 Christine) Qoddard SHOW "Witches' Brew" Cont'd Movie: "The Secret Of NiMH "Something Wicked This Way Comes Awards go to voice students SOAP OPERA UPDATE senior at Freehold Township High School, received the f 1,000 award. His recent vocal music experiences have HOLMDEL - Two Mholarahlpt, one for 11,500 and Included two yean with All State Chorus, three years ALL MY CHILDREN: In New bearing mother. Richard refuses to turns into Nickle. At Jenny's urging, with the All Shore Chorus, and the lead role in the stage another for f 1,000, were awarded to two vocally talented Yorir, Ta(j rebuffed by Christine. heed Marlena's plea that he take Vickie tells a supportive Clint about high school seniors prior to the Monmouth Civic Chonu production, "Pippin," at school. He plans to attend Fearing Giles will be discovered, Jake into protective custody so that her periods of blackouts and her fear performance of Johann Sebastian Back's sacred Trenton State College in September to major in music. Erica takes him to Pine Valley Jake is not murdered in prison. that she's faced with a double oratorio, St. Matthew Passion, in Holmdel High School. Certificates of merit were given to Beth Brown, where Mark balks at being his baby Savanna orders Patch to kill Bo and personality. Stood up by Nickle, The Monmouth Civic Chorus has created these annual soprano of West Long Branch and a senior at Shore sitter. A distraught Nina steals Theo When the murder orders are Harry decides their relationship Is scholarships to encourage young people to participate Regional High School, John T. Sullivan of Howell and Palmer's gun and heads for the Jail rescinded, Patch, jealous of Bo, over. Herb warns Rob that Cassie's actively In vocal music. a senior at Howell High School, David S. Myers of unable to get permission to see decides to carry out the plan on his search for David in Berlin could Receiving the $1,500 award was Christine Goddard, Jackson and a senior in Jackson Memorial High School. Marian. Nina quietly vows to get own. Marlena takes Alice's sugges- prove fatal. Sensing Vickie's dis- a soprano from Manasquan, a senior at Wall High To be eligible for the Monmouth Civic Chorus revenge. Nina accepts Donna's In- tion to be warmer to Richard. Shane tress, Dorian genuinely wishes to. School. She plans to attend the College of St. Elizabeth, scholarship a contestant must be a resident of New vitation to be her matron of honor dejected when a now-blind Kimberly help her. Bo agrees to back Woody s Convent Station, as a music major. She was a 196$ Jersey living in Monmouth or Ocean County and be a when Donna weds Bennie. Nina tells him to get out of her life. Emma film venture when he learns his old • member of the All-Shore Chorus and participated in the senior in high school. The contestant must be vocally decides that's the time she'll destroy sees this as a cue to regain Shane's name Mimi is set to star. Interested '• Teen Arts Festival in 1964 and 1965 She is a student of talented and college bound. anyone she feels responsible for love. in Clover, Brad woos her with Mary Lough with whom she studies voice. Spring auditions are conducted by four judges who are Daisy having been wrongly sent to promise of future as a model. Gary Gillman, baritone, a resident of Howell and a educators and performers In the field of vocal music. prison for Zack's murder. Alfred GENERAL HOSPITAL: Stunned overhears news of Bob's remission. by Scorpio's admission that he and RITUALS: Mike still shaken by A continuously tempermental Bob Anna were once married, Holly his experience while trying to save warns Phoebe that he'll halt her packs her bags and heads to London Mark. Julia can no longer hide her visits to Hillary if she continues to to visit with nanny. Grant tells feelings for Lucky. Carter seeks interfere with their marriage. Monica he plans to woo Celia with C.J.'s support in gubernatorial race. Eugene plants a stolen wallet on money. Ginny's former defense at- Christina plots to take C J away MOVIE TIMETABLE Jesse. Erica schemes to reconcile torney Brett Madison agrees to from Sarah. Cherry questions Da- Ross and Ellen represent Derrick in custody fight kota about her affair with Brady. for Mike. Prescott slips phony Inlormallon for in* movia timetable It PPJSSMOLe CIMtMA a- MIDOLIMOOK I- ANOTHER WORLD: Donna told RYAN'S HOPE: Arrested for provided by Iheeiar operator* Smoe moviee ere Plambo (P.) 1:00. 7 28. 1:46 Brtwatar'i Million* (PO) 1 00. 7 30. 9 30 her hospital cutbacks may be reason message saying that Slater is dead being in stolen Rolls-Royce after •uBracl to cnerwe. X It raoommandad mat raad- PHHMOL0 CINSHA 9- into Sean's computer. Realizing the ara cell me mimr 10 oooltrm correct Hmee OoorHaaJPOl 1 00. 7JS, • 45 Ufa Foroa (R) 1 00. 7 40. 9:40 for Marley's serious infection follow- D.J. ditched her, Ryan pleads inno- BT. t tmiiuk v ing bone marrow transplant. After message is false, Scorpio thinks Sean cent. D.J shows up and begs Ryan MONMOUTM PerMCI ID) 1:00. 7 30. 9 40 MO BANK is two-timing him again. When *T. • CMMIU II- «D BANK M0V1I9 I- learning of Marley's illness Nancy not to give police his name for fear uwaiN i Prttil« Honor (P.) Main mat 1:00. 7:11. » 45 A view lo a KIM (PO) 1:00. 7 15. 0:45 spots Victoria but is urged by Donna Prescott tells Slater they can't kill his father will beat him again. After «T I CmiMCmiMAA *• MD BANK MOVIIS II- Tony until they find treasure, Slater Meek IPO-13I 7:1*. 1 X LHa Poroe IPSrKaWl mat 1:00. 7:40. » 40 FMCh |PO) 1 00. 7 30. 9 30 to tell no one about the girl. Deciding Jack learns of D.J s past he decides tnunfcKMa CINBHA it- n. • OWUIA rv. slugs him. As Tony prepares to stand Ryan can no longer see D.J. Lee •MRiwaauKY to move designer drugs from his JuU ona ot Ida Ouyl (PO-13) 7 30. Tto Lul Sacral Admirer (P.) Ram mat. 1 00. 7:36. 9 35 for first time since the shooting, Dragon IPO-13} 9 X> IHMWMUHV PLAZA CINEMA I house to an abandon school yard, heads for San Francisco and her Ooonla* (PQ) I 30. 4 20 7 20. 1:49 Slater takes aim. Grant and Anna former boyfriend Art. Desperate to HT. M> DMVaHN- SlwaTWlSUPlV PLAZA CINIMA II- Larry realizes he is being stalked. To Lvajc tnexarM- Bevorty HUM Cop (P.) 9 00: Poaoe Aoademy 2 recognize each other from their get pregnant, Maggie seduces Tiger AII-MeJe Adult FHmt (XXX) contmuoue rrom (PO-I3I 11:00 Partacl (R) 200. 4:30. 7 30. 9.50 halt everyone from trying to play TOOnevouDh 11.10 pm SHMWSSUflV PLAZA CINIMA III DBX days. Josh goes on TV and OARYL (PO) 100. 3 10 5 20. 7 30. 9 40 matchmaker, Cass and Kathleen and later leams that he's had LVPJC B-TNBATM claims he has the "jewels." vasectomy Roger offers to im- AN-OW Adult Fllm» |XXX| cononuoua from COUNTY feign reconciliation. Brittany finds toon eVougn It 30 a.m. -—a of ma Ouya (PO- HI 7:M. t:3i Kevin in abandon mine site and pregnate Maggie. Kate and Dave's PAMK oiiafau ©OUNTBJV- MINLO PARK CINIMA I- musical a smash. Chantel tells' T«o Hot Mew StialeM '"me (XXXI conanuoua TM Laal Dragon (PO-131 7:30. 9 30 hollers to him as Catlin looks on. GUIDING LIGHT: Claire sobers Parlacl IP.) 110. 3:35. 5 40. • 00. 10:20 Chessey they must get into New I'ont men Ruoueh i \ 30 p.m. LOttO 9MANCH MINLO PARK CINIMA II Catlin shocked by Brittany's ability up a drunken Ed. When a hungover ATLANTIC HMHLANO* LOMO MUMCM I- Cocoon IPO-13) 1 00. 3:10. 5:30. 7:40. 155 York safe deposit box within the ATLANTIC CIMIMA V OoorHa (POI 1 00. 7:90. 9 45 to talk. Catlin revives an un- Ed shows up, Maureen puts him on LOMO MUNCH II- CINIMA I- conscious Kevin. On Catlin's advice month as the box contains something D A.P. Y L (PO) 1:00. 7 45. 9 50 Ooonlaa |PQ) 12:45. 3:00. 5 10. 7:30. 9:46 professional probation. Billy loses much more valuable than money. iZsyssaisr CINIMA II- Sally agrees to take Kevin to visit all the money he won the day before OARYL (PO) 1. 4, S, «. 1000 Juet Ona of the Ouy» (PO-I3I 7 30 UA MWOLITOWN I- Alice in Washington. Unaware that ATLANTIC CWWMA III- at poker table. Warren and Preston TM Kafcrn 10 Oi (POI 116. 3:11. 7 30. 1 30 •OMCRMT COUNTY Tha Laat Dreeon IPO-131» is UA MaOOUTOWN B- he's carrying drugs, Carter makes attempt to keep Reva and Kyle SANTA BARBARA: Realizing Tna Oionlaa (PO) 1:00. 3 15. 5:30. 7:46. 0:46 RUTOIR* PLAZA CINIMA I his first out-of-town trip for Adrian. apart. Sally baits Reva by saying Lionel pretended to be amorous Rambo (P.) Rain mat 1:00. 7 30, 9 30 Cocoon (PQ-13) 1 00. 3:10. 6:15, 7 30. 9 40 that Reva's been in love with all the milkman when she was blind, COMMUNITY PUII'I Honor (R) 3 30. 4 45, 7 16. 9 30 RUTOUIS PLAZA CIHIMA II AS THE WORLD TURNS: Barb UA taootiTowN rv- Rambo (R) 2. 4. 0. 6. 1000 Lewis men. Philip asked to run for Augusta keeps her vision return a ^BU&WS, Rambo (PIIVSO. 1:30. 6 30. 7:30. 9 30 P.UT0UUI PLAZA CIHIMA III holds off on accepting Brian's mar- city council. Trish and Ross dating secret. Renfro hires Jack to kill •RUNtWKK tOOAM CINtMA I- UA MJODLBTOWN V- LIM Forca |R| 1 46. 3:50. 6:00. 110, 10:10 riage proposal until she can win Ooontat(PO) 1:15. 3 16, 5 30. 7 36.9:50 Llta Foroa WJ". 3:41, 5 45. 7:46. 9 45 RUT0IM PLAZA CINIMA IV- once again. Record promoter Suzet- Kelly and Nick. Nick and Kelly aRUNawtCK SOUAM CIHIMA It- Qoonlea IPO) 1 10. 3:20. 5:26. 7:40. 9:50 Paul's approval. Although attracted Cocoon (PO-UI 1245 3:00. 5 15.7 40. »M Sacral Admirer (R) 3 15, 7:00: Perfect (R) 4:30. RUTBIRS PLAZA CIHIMA V- te Saxon, impressed by Lujack's abducted. As Nick escapes, a gun- • 30 Raturn lo Oi (PO) 1 00. 3:06. 5 10. 7:16. 9 15 to Dr. Craig, Lila plans to give her talent, thinks Lujack would be shot rings out. Eden and Cruz search RUTOaMJ PLAZA CIHIMA VI- romance with John one more try. D.A.R V I (PO) 1:16. 3:16, 6:16. 7:15. 9 15 0 A R.Y L (PO) 2:00, 3:50. 5:40. 7:36. 9 30 perfect for music video. With Locke for Kelly. After telling Ben she slept Cocoon IPO-13IPO-131) 1:00. 7:26. 9:41 Lucinda's plan to swamp Craig with FMIHOLD CINIi near death, Alex wants to marry with Warren, Maggie makes plans to 0 A.R.V L (PQ) 1 00. 7:30. 9:30 OCIAN TOWNSHIP work and keep him from going to FMIHOLD CINIMA 1- MAVItW tOOAM CINtMA I- MPAA RATINGS him. While Lujack thinks Alex's put Ben in nursing home. San tana A View 10 a KM (PO) 1 00, 7 16, 9 45 FWcn |PO) 1:46. 3:46.1:46. 7:46. 9:46 Montega with Sierra doesn't work. desire to marry Locke is foolish, be and Gina continue battle for Bran- J CINIMA 1- ISAVHW •OUAM CINIMA II- PO - AH a«aa (Paramal guldanc. .ugoaatad) In Montega, Sierra insists Craig take PMOn |PO) 1:00. 7 36, 1 36 Cocoon (PO-13) 12:00. 2 30. 6:00. 7 30. 10:00 * — RlllHmiJ. (Paraorw under 17 M a«- believes Locke misses his career and don's custody. ompamad by paraM or her to the home of her late father in that another stab at show business order to find clues about her mother. might cure Locke's problems. SEARCH FOR TOMORROW: Tom reluctantly agrees to manage Kate upset when she spots Liza and Lisa's financial affairs. Fumbling LOVING: Jonathan, posing as Hogan kissing. Seeing Liza's birth with answers to Scotland Yard Keith, starts plan to destroy Jim. control pills, Lloyd mistakenly CROSSWORD investigator, Stuart agrees to return Jonathan gives Jim art book that thinks she's going to start using to London and answer further ques- stirs Jim's memory of bis time in them because Liza has decided to GOONieS tions about his mother's death. Steve Europe with Shana. Feeling it's the become his lover. After Liza tells upset when Betsy seeks loan without only way Harry will ever get out of T.R. she feels too young to be her his knowledge. Betsy just as angry jail, Steve breaks up with a broken- mother, the girl feels even closer to when she discovers Steve took hearted Trish. When Dane admits to Liza and accepts her as a "sister." second mortgage on house. Tucker Anne that he hates her — since he Danny, T.R., and Rider join the heads for Alaskan job. has the one thing he's always circus. Rider and T.R. share a kiss. Wendy plots to get Chase's show CAPITOL: Spotting headline that wanted: the company — Anne re- canceled. Wendy upset when Qumn 14 0m of tha says Thomas slugged Trey, Hal alizes the Cabot was right. Anne goes asks Sarah to accompany them to SBs leaves hospital and refuses to return. to Cabot and says she'll team with movie. At the end of the movie Qumn 15 Buffalo lax* Julie overjoyed when Tyler comes him to make sure Dane loses control takes Wendy home first. 1> Unrestrained home. Austin approaches Nino and of the company. The baby's continu- 17 Cotniof Chita about adopting her baby. Sam ous crying interrupts Ava's attempts Calabria to seduce Jack. Stacy tells Jack she YOUNG AND RESTLESS: Ashley 11 lambs primes Jordy to start business warns Tracy not get involved with takeover. Jordy attacted to young can never be the woman who takes 19 Region's flora Ava's child from her, no matter how the married Tim. Tracy plans to and fauna wife of Sam's business friend Cyrus. return to school. Victor upset be- 20 ItMM much she loves Jack. Lorna asks DAYS OF OUR LIVES: Anna's Line to move in with her. cause Nikki spending too much time 22 HM**my at Jabot. When Mr. Webster cannot 24 By — of mouth return prompts Tony to pop the M daze Intently question. Ian considers out-of-town ONE LIFE TO UVE: Trapped in repay his loan in time, Anthony's 27 Train oar» transfer but agrees to stay in Salem Victor's secret room, Dorian search- henchmen force Webster to put his if Melissa will stop using sex to get es for papers which might disinherit hand in a tank filled with piranhas. 36 Erie's neighbor her. Dorian cannot find papers. Tom embarrassed when Amy offers M looserobse men. Calliope and Eugene scheme to spend time away from his over- Jenny is tailing to Vickie as Vickie to teach him to read. Anthony tells 38—Jongg Elana he doesn't trust Robert 39 Ukesoma Doctors tell John's family that he C 1(S> Triouna Madia Sanleaa. 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For those who don't relish the big- midway attractions, games, dinner, •* JM I band sound, a disco and light show dancing, the auction, and'lots of till I will be operating upstairs as it has socializing Proceeds will go to the OCEANPORT — Thoie women been since Marianne Hesse proposed Charity Ball Fund, and then be (mm the Monmouth Park Charity the idea in 1981. Hesse, a member of distributed among the receiving Fund are at It again. the ball's executive committee, is in agencies. Excitement from this year's Char- charge of securing the upstairs For ticket information contact the ity Ball fashion show, held a few entertainment again this year. Charity Ball Secretary at Monmouth weeks ago at the Monmouth Park The ball will feature the usual Park Race Track. Jockey Club, has barely had time to abate, and the fund's executive committee members are busy stir- ring up all kinds of fun for the 38th annual Charity Ball in July. Since its inception in 1M7, the fund has raised more than *4 5 million for various charitable organizations throughout the county. The annual fashion show, this year entitled "A Matter of Style," raised approx- imately $10,000 for charity. Chaired by Roberta Pox and Nonnie Godvin, both of Rumson, the show attracted more than 600 women at (30 a ticket. Last year, the combined proceeds from the ball and fashion show reached $264,000 which was divided among 53 area charities. The ball is set for July 27, with Buddy Morrow and the Tommy Dorsey Orchestra headlining the entertainment slate. Arlene Herson, Rumson, has been chairperson of entertainment for the ball and responsible for booking the entertainment on the first floor of the hall for about five years. Entertainment for the affair changes each year, and has included such musical talents as Frank Sinatra, Jr., and The Jimmy Dorsey Band. "There has always been continu- ous entertainment throughout the evening," Herson said. "Last year was the first time we tried taking an GETTING THE BALL ROLLING — At a recent committee meeting intermission without someone filling for the Monmouth Park Charity Ball held at the track, Arlene Herson. in, and it worked very well. It is wonderful to have music, but there left, entertainment chairperson, announces that The Tommy Dorsey are so many things going on, that for Orchestra and Buddy Morrow will be entertaining at the ball, while 15 to 10 minutes it's nice to have Betty Iselin, vice president of Monmouth Park, and a chairperson of Buddy Morrow quiet." the Monmouth Park Charity Fund, looks on. Guild names Matawan club lauded

MATAWAN — "Most Likely to Succeed," was the theme of new officers 58th Spring Convention of the New Jersey Slate Federation of Women's Clubs/Junior Membership held recently at the RED BANK - The Woman's Americana Great Gorge Resort in McAffe. Guild of Trinity Church elected Members of the Junior Woman's Club here received a slew the following persons to office for of awards. Two first place awards in creative arts were the 1985-86 year: Mrs. Frederick presented to Marjorie Benhatnou, here, -and Patty Foley, Woodward Jr., president; Mrs. Hailet. Two second place awards in the same category were Robert E. Young, vice-president; given to Chris Mazillo of Aberdeen for Best Drama Production Miss Susan H Deegan, treasurer; 1985 and Best Drama Set. Mrs Earl A O'Neill, recording June Breheny, Aberdeen, and Louise Ginesi. here, tied for secretary, and Lucille Harris, the second place for the Best Actress award and Ginesi and corresponding secretary Ann Quinn, Marlboro tied for Best Director The club placed The group met recently in the third in the contest for best club newspaper and received a Parish Hall. White Street, with certificate for outstanding achievement for its scrapbook. Mrs Charles Dosica serving as chairperson of the luncheon. Mrs The club received the following awards for their outstanding Stanley Haviland was in charge of achievement in departmental work: a first place tie for Drama the Chinese auction which fol- and third place for membership. lowed The "Diamond Dozen" award was also presented to the Matawan club as one of the top 12 junior clubs in the State ; Good' teacher feels need to leave profession TREND BETTERS — Before style becomes fashion, someone has to experiment and when it comes to mode, the Europeans are known Dear Ann Landers: When school my best in a demanding profession additional Undent decreases the iavltatiea arrived I told my wife to for their cutting the edge. Above left, an unidentified woman was twgins next fall I will not be teaching bat I can't hack it anymore. It's not efficiency of the teacher by at least threw It away. She tent a gift and I sighted wearing this unusal hat Tuesday at the first day of the four- and I would like to tell you why. lack of respect. It's bumoul from i percent. Yet 17 itndenti hi a class get mad. We did not attend the day Royal Ascot horse race meeting in England. Above right, model I am a good teacher. I've had overload. is considered "normal." I've sad » wesssag. Several moaths later we Jane Helliwell, sports a pair of shades in London that would be just more than my share of praise from Studies have proven that when itudenti for the last five years. Need were Invited Is a secaad wedding. perfect for the Wimbledon tennis tournament starting today. peer* and administration. I've done there are 21 itudenti In a class, each I tell yon such numbers make Again my wife seat a gift. I raised classroom management virtually bell. Last week we received a third impossible? tavnatlaa aid I am boiling. Today we mast teach not only Ike These people are not friends. We basics but we mist look for slgas of have attaint to do with them except •enal abase, drag abuse, inform aa itraslsaal wave as oar cars pass YOUR HOROSCOPE studenu about VD, bow to haadle I reseat being sa their divorce among parents, be sa the lookout for kids witk laiddal teaecB- Ass I a CMS er shoald we let these By STELLA WILDER Know your limitations and be ready cles — and now Ann Landers tells •• • ilghsiis pick ear pockets for Ike MONDAY, JUNE 24 to surrender authority, or you will we ibould also teach msnaari thin time?-Ticked Off In Hyanait, Born today, you are analytical find yourself in over your head. We are expected la be experts oa and quick, unusually discerning, how to deal with hostile caiMrea, LIBRA (Sept 23-Oct 22) - Use Hi, Hy: If the relationship is as and remarkably adept at problem- passive children, children whs arc your position to your advantage, stoned, drunk aad who steal. We casual as you describe, I cannot solving - the kind of person who but be careful not to step on toes or understand why you would be invited takes what life has to offer with a mnst also deal with mothers who you may soon be facing an insurrec- dump sick kids on as becaasc they to these weddings or why your wife kind of gleeful abandon, tempered tion. feels obligated to send gifts Ignore by sense of purpose and integrity. are so involved with their careers SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21) - this Invitation and I'll bet they take You are considered vital and excit- you off their list. ing; people who can keep up with Tension springs from an unusual you find you adventurous, fun and source. Take the time to sort things out and you will pinpoint the trou- LOSE 30 LBS. inspiring. You care greatly about ble. Can drags be a Mead la time of other people, and you are known for Ann Landers stress? If yon keep you- bead your willingness to help or lend sup- SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. together can they be of kelp? Aaa FOR SIMMER- 21) - Yon make an exciting new leaders' all-aew booklet, "TheLow- port - even when it has not been that they will not stay at I start today, but beware - someone sows ea Dane," separates the tact solicited. when their children are III. Piaturattyl You are, however, not without close may be keeping something frem the fiction. Get it today. Fer from you. Bat mostly I am qnlttlag I each keeklet ordered, scad ft, phw your selfish side, and you go I can't bear to see what we are dessg 50% OFF through periods in which you are CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) - a leag, self-addressed, stamped to the generation that Is expected te sew slept (It cents postage) to Aaa completely self-absorbed. You must Past worries art proven to have lead ns into the list ceatnry. SUMMER SPECIAL been unnecessary, as friends gather Landers, P.O. Bex lltH CUeaga, HI. learn to control this tendency, for It Mack has been saM abort Ike •Nil. Pay fior only 1/2 th? can be damaging to yon and those around you in support Importance of esacatssa Is BUS dose to yon. All in all, though, you coaatry bat we eaa't edseate ckU- weight you want to losel enjoy life, and others enjoy you. AQUARIUS (Jan. 2O-Feb. 18) - Honor and loyalty may be tested dren who get a* dtsdpUae at kerne, • Ho Crash Diet e no Drugs watch TV naif the sight, eat a caady Also bom on this date are Nor- early in the day, but strain will less- • No Strenuous Exercise bar for breakfast, aad fall between man Cousins, critic, editor, en if you continue to communicate. e Plo Prepackaged Foods author; Phil Harris, musician, the cracks while Dad Is bwy making PISCES (Feb. 1«-March 20) - C.B.S. • no Hunger! comedian. maaey ud Mess isn't bass*. — lad Do not worry if yon fed oat of It la DaBaeae "I lost 48 lbs. and never felt To see what is In store for yon sorts; today, your brooding may Just SUPERMARKET better. The natural Lifestyle" . tomorrow, find your birthday and yield unexpected results! Dear Dub: Thanks for s fine program flf personal counseling letter. Chicago used to have a read the corresponding paragraph. ABIES (March 21-AprM 19) - 30 MAIN ST. made It easy! I highly recommend Let your birthday star be your daily superintendent of public schools who Relationship may be severed if you had many of the same concerns yoa K1ANSBURQ the natural Lifestyle" Program!" guide. do not put an ead to suspicions. CAROL rAZAL—Brooklyn. N.Y. TUESDAY, JUNE 25 have. Guess what happened to her? Remember, yoa get what yon pay She was fired. CANCER (June 21-July 22) - for! CHUCK Kl AC II YOIK GOAL AND Keep unsolicited opinions in check Dear Aaa Leasers: Onr asxt <—r TAURUS (April 2Mf«y 20) - A neighbors have six •aagkttrs. Onr today, or yon may find yourself at somber mood and dark countenance STEAK US. WIN ATKIPTOHAWAIb i oaly contact over the yean has hesn 98 AH Jenuwrn reach tMroMi •»*J1 f««n Hay 3. odds with a superior. Use your may make you seem unapproach- I9B9 and Jan. Z l»e«. will be entered Into • drawing tor cbasisg the Ufa aad their asp eat . .rip tor 2 to Hawaii able A good day to keep to your- of ear yard, nmnlshihg is their LEO (July 23-Auo- 22) - Check self .perhaps. parents aboat mhssr vanaailsm aad and double-check; you do not want GEMINI (May 21-June 20) - A making occasional calls I* the pestae •tefc any t Numbers Marlboro to be unprepared as you face a chal- pretty (ace may distract yoa from when the parent! were sat ef tern yen can play 536-8100 lenge. Evening is) a time for friends. the task at hand. Do not stray aad the Uis bad parties that kept as from 7 a.m to 10 p.m. Middle town VIRGO (Aug. 23-SepL 22) - unless you wish to risk everything. np mtll 1 a.m. 7daysa week 671-8822 Toms River Now Ike girls are getting married WE AM A CLAIM CENTER - sa* at a tune. Wbsa the first 929-2700 £~^ The Register

COMICS 5 CLASSIFIED 6 Sports MONDAY. JUNE 24, 1985 B

HENRY Smith, Expos stop Mets, 5-1

we're not getting carried away by it. Sure, in the third with a two-out, RBI single by on a force play, second baseman Wally SCHAEFER NEW YORK (AP) - On a pitching staff we know we've accomplished a lot here, but rookie Len Dykstra New York could not get Backman s failure to cover first base on an decimated by Injuries, third-year man Bryn nobody's getting too high or too low. We're a runner past second base after that attempted double play ball, right fielder Smith has surprisingly emerged as the ace all at the same level It's nice, like a family. "It was a great performance by a guy who John Christensen's neglect to call off of the Montreal Expos' starting rotation. And we're getting closer and closer by the pitched like he wanted to get out of the Backman on a sacrifice fly to short right and "I don't really look at myself like that," game. heat." said Montreal Manager Buck in the sixth inning, left fielder Danny Heep's said the 29-year old right-hander, "but I am "We're not ranting or raving or acting like Rodgers. throwing to the wrong base that allowed pitching well. I'm just trying right now to we're the team to beat yet. We're just The Mets. who have lost two straight after Steve Nicosia to reach second on a single be consistent and keep my team in the having fun and playing hard. It just so sweeping the Chicago Cubs in a four-game There was some good news yesterday for game- happens we're winning, too." series and winning the opener of the Expos' Smith, 8-3, threw only 88 pitches in his the Mets though Darryl Strawberry who Pallone in Tim Raines tripled in two runs and Vance series, had their second consecutive three- tore the ligaments in his right thumb on May second complete game of the season Law drove home another in the third inning error game and made numerous misplays yesterday, scattering seven singles in a 5-1 11. took another step to returning to the New off loser Ed Lynch, 4-4, staking Smith to a "I had a few choice words on the bench," York Mets lineup by taking batting practice victory over the New York Mets before a 3-1 lead. Law added a two-run homer in the said Mets Manager Davey Johnson "The Shea Stadium crowd of 44,908. He struck out for the first time fifth, his fourth of the season. Smith said way we're hitting, you can't make mental Strawberry hit for five minutes and drove tune with two, walked none, but more importantly, errors And I don't condone mental errors from that point on he threw only 10 breaking three balls into the stands Following the kept the Expos in second place in the balls. We didn't play sound, fundamental baseball National League East, a half-game behind brief workout, he reported no swelling of the "I was thinking fastballs and strikes." he out there today and when you do that, you tile division-leading St. Louis Cardinals. thumb said. "Luckily, they were hacking away and deserve to lose ' The Mels expeel Strawberry to be anglers "We're right in it," said Smith, who leads hitting the ball at somebody ' Johnson cited four plays, three in the third activated for the road series againsl St the team In wins and complete games. "But The Mets tagged Smith for their lone run inning, that irked him: Lynch s bad throw Louis which begins Friday he New Jersey tide of Raritan Bay from Leonardo to Keamburg Tproduced fine catches of fluke for area party boats last week and the blueflsh boats hammered away at 2-3 pounders off the ocean beaches from Forbes inks Highlands to Monmouth Beach. There are blueflsh in Raritan Bay, but last week the surfacing schools didn't appear to be as numerous ai earlier in the month. with Orioles By a unanimous vote, the state Assembly last Monday passed Senator Prank Pallone s striped bass bill reduc- ing the possession limit from 10 to five By JONNI FAIK and increasing the minimum length limit The Register from IS to 24 Inches The bill also MIDDLETOWN - Jack Forbes is going to have prohibits the sale of striped bass of less to change his thinking about the Baltimore Orioles. than 24 inches. He has to like the Orioles now They were the Since his election the new Monmouth only team to offer the Monmouth College third County senator has kept his ear tuned to baseman a free agent baseball contract after the voices of anglers, and when he drew everybody ignored him in the draft. his bill to conform to the recommen- Forbes signed with the Orioles' organization dations of the Atlantic States Marine Friday night and reported to Newark, N Y . of the Fisheries Commission, he provided for Class "A" New York • Pennsylvania League an 18-inch exception for estuary fish in yesterday He expects to be in the lineup there so-cazlled nursery areas. tonight This would have assured a viable "The Orioles were the only team in touch with instead of a throwback fishery in the me." Forbes said. "I had heard the Padres and Shrewsbury River However, before Dodgers were interested in me, but I guess they Assembly action, Pallone amended his were just rumors. I was disappointed that I wasn't bill to a straight 24-inch minimum and he drafted, but I think I know why said he did it after he listened to a law "I heard that it was because I wasn't throwing enforcement man who told him an 18-24 very well. I had hurt my side when I was knocked inch limit would be difficult to enforce. unconscious in a collision at William Paterson This Is puzzling. College. The ribs hurt and that affected my Striped bass law enforcement men throwing But John Hageman. the Baltimore scout have been scarce in Monmouth County who signed me. saw me play in the fall season when since Karl Kristiansen of Little Silver I was healthy, and I could throw There's nothing retired as a state conservation officer " wrong with my throwing now." several years ago However, If a new one TMEAEai8TEH/CARLD FOHINO Forbes admits that he has always been a New materializes, would he hive trouble with SIQN8 "WITH ORIOLES — Former-Mtddletown North ' who belted 11 home runs this past spring for Monmouih York Yankees fan and-didn't think much of the an 18-inch limit for river fish? High School standout Jack Forbes (left) signed a contract College, is Baltimore's Territorial Scouting Supervisor, Orioles If he checks fishermen on the river he with the Baltimore Orioles last Friday. Sitting next to Forbes, John Hagemann See Forbes Page 2B has every right to believe that fish in possession were caught in the river. If he works along the ocean front and finds a man with a fish of any size he has every right to believe that fish was caught in the ocean. McEnroe starts Wimbledon title quest today If it is less than 24 inches, it is illegal The new law is designed to protect fish Wimbledon men's singles final for the sixth Pecci. No 13 Eliot Teltscher of the United every champion. WIMBLEDON, England (AP) - Ameri- to spawning size and is part of the "Save consecutive year and win his fourth crown States against Italy's Gianni Seleppo and But peace, albeit a tenuous one. has been can John McEnroe begins the drive toward Chesapeake Bay" campaign. The bay Fourth-seeded Mats Wilander of Sweden, No. 16 Tim Mayotte of the United States made and last year a calm McEnroe, for his third consecutive Wimbledon title today used to produce six million pounds of who has won the last two Grand Slam against Trevor Allan of Australia several years now an honorary member of when he steps onto Centre Court at the All- stipred bass annually, but during the past tournaments, including the French Open American Zina Garrison, seeded eighth in the club, played perhaps his finest tennis as England Lawn Tennis and Croquet Club to 10 years that catch has dropped to 600,000 earlier this month, will follow McEnroe onto the women's singles, will open up this two- he completely dominated the field, winding face Peter McNamara of Australia. pounds. Centre Court today, taking on hard-serving week tournament by facing Elna Reinbach up the fortnight with a crushing defeat of The defending women's champion, Slobodan Zivojinovich of Yugoslavia. of South Africa, a qualifier. Jimmy Connors in one of the most one-sided Striped bass still spawn in the fresh Martina Navratilova, is scheduled to play Among other first-day matches will be Ever since his debut here in 1977, finals ever played here water portions of the great rivers that her first-round match tomorrow. feed into the Chesapeake, but because of No. 2 seed Ivan Lendl of Czechoslovakia McEnroe has carried on a love-hate rela- McNamara once was ranked as high as McEnroe, a tempetuous left-hander from many forms of pollution the eggs and/or against American Mel Purcell, No. 5 Anders tionship with the tournament, media and seventh in the world on the Association of New York who streaked to stardom on the fry are killed. The pollutions include- Jarryd of Sweden against Italy's Claudio British fans. In 1981, when he stopped Tennis Professionals computer But. just as famed grass courts here in 1977 when he industrial and human wastes, fertilizer Panatta. No. 7 of Sweden against Hungary's Sweden's.Bjorn Borg in the final, the All- he reached the zenith of his career two years blazed out of the qualifying to reach the runoffs from expanding fzarms, lawn Balazs Taroczy, No. 9 Johan Kriek of the England Club refused to give the brash ago. he tore knee ligaments and didn't semifinals, is heavily favored to reach the fertilizers and pesticides contributed by United States against Paraguay's Victor American the honorary membership offered return to the tour until this past December housing developments along the bay, oil dumped into the storm sewers by people who service their own cars, and even "pet droppings." To try to offset this all of the states Stallions silence Generals' title hopes, 14-6 on the seaboard are legislating in favor of lower catches, and maybe this will nents will be determined by the help. EAST RUTHERFORD (AP) outcome of tonight's game Joe La Presti of Stevens bait and — The Birmingham Stallions between Oakland and Houston. tackle shop in Long Branch, who did not get that much respect If Oakland wins, Houston will collected scale samples from 1,051 this season so winning the play Birmingham and Balti- striped bass weighed at the store last United States Football more will be at New Jersey. If season, is having another big week League's Eastern Conference Houston wins, Tampa Bay will weighing fish, mostly striped bass. title was something they want- be at Birmingham and Denver Striped bass fishing has been excep- ed very much, quarterback will be at New Jersey. tionally good this year and while most Cliff Stoudt said. The Generals turned the ball people believe Hudson River stock is Stoudt threw a third-quarter over four times in the game and responsible the story won't be known touchdown pass and Ted Coach Walt Michaels blamed until after state biologists examine the Walton scored on a 46-yard the miscues for the loss. sample scales. interception return less than "I think the answer to the Ron Yamello of Long Branch weighed two minutes later as Birm- game was turnovers," said stripers of Wt and 5*4 at the store ingham defeated the New Jer- Michaels. "They got them. yesterday. Jeff Owens of Oakhurst sey Generals 14-8 in the show- They got a touchdown with weighed a 7 pounder and Ed Adams of down for the Eastern Con- one." Little Silver, 23 •* pounds. Ernie Buck of ference title at Giants Stadium Stoudt wiped out a 6-0 New Long Branch got a BV4 pounder and a yesterday. Jersey halftlme lead by driving fellow on sick leave from the job a 39 "We're not one of the teams Birmingham 68-yards in nine pounder. He couldn't have been too sick. that gets a whole lot of respect plays on its first possession of Ronnie La Viola at the Tackle Box, in this league," said Stoudt. the second half. Stoudt capped Hazlet, reported Jim White of Madison "Everybody talks about the the drive by bitting Jim Smith weighed a 28Vpound striper. Walt Oaklands, Tampas, Baltimores on a 3-yard touchdown pass, the Wright and Mike Tobin of Leonardo and New Jerseys in this league, 20th TD reception for Smith caught 40 flue to five pounds on their and then they say 'Oh. Birm- this season. boat Misty Blue. ingham played this week." Walton increased the margin The big turnouts of anglers on the The Birmingham victory to 14-6 just 1: S3 later, picking Atlantic Highlands party boazts con- broke the Generals 13-game off an errant Ron Reeves pass tinued this week and the writer felt lucky winning streak at home and the over the middle and then taking to find room on the Sea Tiger which left Stallions defense ended off down the right sideline early as did the Sea Fox. Capt. Hal Herschel Walker's string of untouched for the score. It was Hagaman promptly sailed beyond the rushing for at least 100 yards at his first interception of the Navy Pier and throughout the day 11 straight games by limiting season. ' remained in an area above and below the star running back to 73 New Jersey threatened twice Belford. yards. in the final quarter, but Reeves Helpful Charley, the mate, did his best "New Jersey has a great fumbled at the Birmingham 16 to help me but after an hour concluded team, out our defense played to kill the first drive and tight there wasn't much hope. There was an well," said Stallions running end Sam Bowers dropped a more than ample supply of sandeels, back Joe Cribbs. "We knew we tipped pass In the end zone In squid and kllliflsh but the fluke ignored had to win if we wanted to be the closing minute to spoil the me. Luck changed after a while and I champions." second. wound up with 14 keepers Birmingham finished the Roger Ruzek booted a 20- Among those who weighed fish this regular season at 13-5, while field goal for New Jersey with week were: Wade Pontecorvo, It-pound New Jersey ended it at 11-7. 7:52 left In first quarter and ban; Joe Irons, Eatontown, 7V«; Doug The Stallions first-round added a 48-yard field goal with ASSOCIATED PRESS Marvel, Hazlet, MVt; Jack- MonUro, playoff game will be Saturday 1:57 left in the second quarter LAST CHANCE — Sam Bowers of the New Jersey Generals gropes for the ball after it bounced off of his Long Branch, 28*i. at home, while New Jersey also Walker finished the game will be at home on Monday with 73 yards on 25 carries and hands in the end zone on a fourth-down play with 44 seconds left in the Generals' 14-6 loss to the Birmingham night. Their first-round oppo- gained 2,411 on 438 carries Stallions at Giants Stadium in East Rutherford yesterday. 21 The Register MONDAY. JUNE 24, 1985 SPORTS BRIEFS Levi captures Atlanta Golf Classic title Sunday ATLANTA (AP) - It was a "I don't have to worry about Navesink's Price wins consolation veteran against a rookie and ex- keeping my card this year," he said. perience proved to be the dif- "It was strange for me playing ED BANK - Russell Price championship. ference, but not in a way most would before the big crowds and on TV, but of Navesink took a 6-1. 7-6 After losing the first set and expect. it didn't make any difference." Rdecision from Don Prial of the first three games of the Wayne Levi needed two holes of a "It's great to win," Levi said. Fair Haven to win the consola- second set, the 40-year old Verga sudden-death playoff to oust rookie "It's what I've practiced all my life tion title of the Harold Potter stormed back to win 11 of the Steve Pate yesterday and capture to do. When you play the last few Red Clay Tennis Championship next 14 games and the title. the $500,000 Georgia-Pacific Atlanta holes when the pressure's on you, yesterday. Golf Classic. Top-seeded Pringle, last year's that's what it's all about." Rice gained the finals with a Levi won his eighth tour title with Raymond Floyd, a two-time PGA 7-6, 6-2 win over Lou Santore of 35-and-over New Jersey Indoor a 12-foot birdie putt on the second and Outdoor champion, earned a champion, could have made it a Middletown in one semifinal extra hole, but he thought the three-way playoff by sinking a 30- while Prial downed Jack Wood- birth in the finals by defeating experience factor came into play George Gill, a former 35 and 45- foot eagle putt on the final green. ward of Red Bank. 6-3. 6-2. in the late in regulation — and had nothing But he barely missed and settled for and over state champion. 6-1. other semifinal match. to do with Pate a birdie that finished a round of 70 Bob Verga of Sea Girt knocked 3-6, 7-5 Levi, holding a one-shot lead, to finish alone in third at 274. off top-seeded Mike Pringle in a Verga advanced by convinc- placed his approach to No. IS in the Mac O'Grady shot a 69 and third three-set duel. 4-6. 6-3. 6-2. ingly turning back hard-hitting bunker and took a bogey 5. losing his round co-leader David Frost, a PGA Wednesday to claim the Potter Chet Anderson. 64. 6-3. lead to Pate, who sank a 12-foot rookie from South Africa, a 74 to birdie putt on the hole share fourth at 276 "After I bogeyed 15 and lost the St. Leo grabs baseball title lead. I said don't let that bother Danny Edwards, the part-time you," Levi said. race car driver, skied to a 75, IDDLETOWN - St. Leo but St Leo tie it with three runs He recalled the 1982 Atlanta event blowing a two-shot lead after 10 the Great iLincrofti de- in the third with Eric Seikel when he had a quadruple bogey 8 on holes with two double bogeys. Mifeated St. Catherine of East knocking in two with a triple. the hole and failed by one shot of Edwards, who shared the lead I with Frost on Saturday, had a 277 Keansburg, 7-5. Saturday to win St. Leo finished with an overall going into a playoff. the Shore Parochial League record of 13-2 and it was the first Levi. who earned $90,000 for the total and was tied with Scott baseball championship time that it won the cham- victory, got even with an eight-foot Simpson, who shot 71. The winners scored three runs pionship birdie putt on the 17th and both Levi said he definitely was sur- in the sixth to break a 4-4 tie with Jack Emerick was the winning playoff competitors birdied the 18th prised that Pate didn't get rattled, Joe Gavin s bases-loaded single pitcher with a five-hitter. He — Pate from 12 feet and Levi from as one might expect a rookie to do. being the key hit. struck out six and walked two 15 "Steve was hanging right in St Catherine took a 3-0 lead. Each parred the first extra hole there," Levi said. "That was pretty before Levi's 12-foot birdie on the impressive. He was playing well." 17th green ended it. "I played better at the end, which Mills set for North-South tilt Levi said his winning putt became surprised a few people, including myself," Pate said. sey Group II slate champion "much easier" when Pate chipped EW BRl'NSWICK - Re- six feet past the hole from the fringe cord-breaking kicker Kevin Asbury Park, wide receiver- "It was a blast to be on TV." he defensive back Steve Hlavach of "because I knew I would still be tied added, having noted earlier in the NMills of Shore Regional High if I missed " School heads a list of Monmouth Howell and quarterback Pete tournament that he normally was so Graham of Shore Conference Both finished regulation in 273.15 far back when he made a cut that County participants in the under par on the hilly. 7.008-yard seventh annual North-South High "C" Division North champion the camera men were still asleep Rumson-Fair Haven Atlanta Country Club course Levi when he teed off. School Football Classic to be held had a last-round 67 and Pate, the June 29 at Rutgers Stadium Eighty of the state's finest "I have no complaints," he said second-round leader, a 69. ASSOCIATED PRESS Kickoff is 1 p.m. high school stars will compete in Tom Kite, the defending cham- "I played real well. " said Pate, THE WHOLE THING — Wayne Levi. Irom New Hartford. NY, reacts The 6-0. 170 pound Mills has the state-supported event started pion, finished 72-284, two-time U.S. who earned $54,000 for second place been tabbed as one of the best by the New Jersey Inter- Open champion Hale Irwin 86-281, after sinking a 12-foot birdie putt on the second hole of sudden death He had won only $5,461 in his placekickers in the country as his scholastic Coaches Association in 1984 Open winner Fuzzy Zoeller playoff to win the $500,000 Georgia--Pacific Atlanta Golf Classic in previous 13 pro events, with a tie for two 50-yard plus field goals will 1979 All proceeds from the event 73-287 and Lanny Wadkins. winner of Atlanta yeasterday. Levi defeated rookie Steve Pate from Los 53rd serving as his best finish before support. after cost go into a "Classic two events this year, 70-280 Angeles. Calif. Also competing for the South Scholarship Fund, through which squad will be Matawan's athletic and academic scholar- dynamite running back Terry ships are distributed throughout Underwood, running back the New Jersey High School Rodney Bond from Central Jer- system Miller takes Mayflower, sets new mark faltered on the final day had a bogey nn Ihc hole gad Miller her bid to become the lirsl amateur Bradley shines for Headliner INDIANAPOLIS i \l'' Alice Ritzman shared seventh al par 288 maintained at least a two-stroke winner ol .in LPGA evenl since Miller -hot ,i 2-under-par 70 yesler- with Sally Little. Farwig and edge lor the resl ul the day Carner in 1%!I Hul the Jl \earold Staten Island s 6-1 Hob Mahala EPTVNE Alex Bradley s da) claiming her tmirih victory ul amateur Martha Foyer Little, who Miller shot a 1-under 35 on her saw her hope; fade with 8 bogv) on continued his hot scoring with a three-point play with a - Ihe vc.ir b\ six strokes and estab- won the tournament here in 1982 first nine holes and scored six pars the 10th and a double bogey on the 42 point effort He is averaging Nminute remaining in over- lishing ,i Ladies Professional Golf had the day's low round of 67 at the two birdies and a bogey on the buck next hole over 41 points a game time gave the Headliner • 3-1 > a Asscxulion record lor earnings in a t>.-203-yard Country Club of In- nine Hit/man, who moved into .i share 92-89 Jersey Shore Summer Bak- Monmouth Colleges Richie season dianapolis II seemed like no one w.niieil to ol the lead with nine birdies S.itur etball League victory over win Pass scored 4.1 points including 15 Miller wh" "nl> had three vic- win. so I just went out and played day. faded with a double bog*) on Miller ended any hopes she might less Staten Island Bars yesterday of 15 from the foul line to lead tories and S'174 !i»2 in her lirsl seven par golf." Miller said I got a little the tourlh hole and lost another taller with two consecutive birdies in the first game of a makeup Pine Belt past RKE Pass who years on ihc tour timshed the 72- sloppy al times stroke with a bogc> on the next hole doubleheader' Pine Bell Chev- led the state in scoring among hnlc Mayflower Classic with an 8- on the 16th and ITUl holes sinking RiUman winleti ilnce joining ihc rolet downed HKK Lettering in Division I schools last winter, is under 280 putts of 12 and 18 feet She just The 5-foot-10 Arizona State gradu- tour in 1978 and only 75th on this the second contest netting 33 points a night for Pine .lane Hlalork. Mary Beth Zim- missed a third consecutive birdie on ate from Marvsville. Calif. who has year s money list, still managed her Mike Jones of (he Headliner Bell merman and Beth Solomon shared the final hole, leaving the ball inches 13 Top Ten finishes in 18 starts this best finish of the year Her previous sent the game into overtime by Pine Belt jumped out to a 57-42 second »nh a 2-under 286 from the cup year, had only six honeys for the best was a tie for 21st hitting a 20-foot jumper with 21 halftime lead and RKE never got Ann Hen/ .ind Lori (iarbacz were The victory in the $250,000 event tournament on the difficult tree- Farwin \o ItKI on the lour I seconds remaining back in contention Both teams Ihc onlj women to break par. was worth $37,500 That boosted lined course with its huge, well- money list also recorded her hesi The lead changed hands sev- are 2-2 finishing .il 287 Miller's earnings for 1985 to $318,250 protected greens linish ill 1H85 Her previous besl ma eral limes in the overtime until Karl Towns, another former Alice Itn/in.iM who began the and topped the single-season record Foyer of nearby Carmet. Ind . a lie lor 15th Bradley took a pass from Jones Monmouth Player who was final round in a tie with Miller dfler of $310,399 set in 1982 by .loAnne who will be a senior at Southern She began Ihe da\ one stroke and scored his game-winning fourth in nation in rebounding shooting u b" Saturday linished at Carner Methodist this fall, was 4-under and behind Miller and Kil/m.in Hut she three-point play last season, had 15 points and even par Stephanie Farwig. who Miller. 29 began the final round in second place with nine holes was unable lo mount a rharge with Bradley led the winners with pulled down 13 rebounds Bryan was one stroke oii the pace after tied with Ritzman and took the lead remaining The three-time Indiana a pair ol bogeys and seven pars on 30 points and grabbed 13 re- Gabriel scored 20 points and three rounds was unable to dupli- for good with a birdie on the 472- high school champion, who hopes to the front On the back Farwig had bounds Cleveland Cavalier for- Dave Hankins added 17 for RKE cate her KH ol Saturday and also yard, par 5 opening hole Ritzman qualify for the tour next year, saw no birdies and three bogeys ward Roy Hinson scared 25 but Tonight s double header at the was the top rebounder with 15 Headliner has Ultimate playing He also blocked four shots Dave RKE at 7 30 and the Headliner Williams scored 2n meeting Larson Ford at 9 15 Ballesteros edges Langer for Irish Open

battle between the two giants of Dublin course, they both reached the Ironically on BaUeslcros' Im.i! Ol'BLIN. Ireland IAPI - European golf after Langer had shot second 118th I green for putts of round of 66. his putter almosl cot) Severiano Ballesteros of Spain sank a course record 63 on the fourth similar length him his hrst victory in Europe since a 40-foot putt to beat Bernhard round and tied with the Spaniard, the World Matchplay Championship Bryant, Harvin power (.anger of West (iermany on the Langer. the defending champion who scored a final round 66 for a 6- at Wenlworth last September when second green of a sudden-death and winner of the IS Masters in under par 72-hole total 278 April, putted from slightly farther he beat Langer by 2 and 1 in the playoff yesterday and win the Irish final Open Golf Championship away and finished three feet from After they squared the first The Spaniard missed three short Stars past Bandits The tournament developed into a the pin playoff hole, the 17th at the Royal Ballesteros. the reigning British putts in succession from the 11th Open champion, then stepped up to green and when Langer birdied the COLLEGE PARK. Md IAPI - oils which begin June 30 send home his long-range shot last hole. Ballesteros needed three Kelvin Bryant and Allen Harvin Baltimore scored first on David It was the Spaniard's first victory birdies in the last four holes to lie each scored twice yesterday to lead Trout s 40-yard field goal and soon Record-settingplay in Europe this year and he picked up He managed them, holing from the Baltimore Stars to a 38-10 after scored on Mike Johnson's 19- $25,600 long range on the 15th and 17th. and almost claiming an eagle on the regular season-ending United States yard interception return for a touch- While overnight leaders Philip 16th s. Football League victory over the down Harvin ran four yards for a Parkin and Ian Woosnam of Wales Tampa Bay Bandits touchdown and Bryant later ran 66 gives Palmer pleasure and Ireland's Des Smyth all allowed Ballesteros almost won the com- yards to give Baltimore a 24-point Ballesteros to overtake them. petition outright at the last hole The defending champion Stars, lead winning for the fifth time in their birdies on holes 2 through 6, moving Langer produced a stunning 8-under- Although his concentration was The Bandits scored late in the half to 6 under par and four shots off the par final round to set up the disturbed by a rabbit running around last six games built a 24-0 second on Jimmy Jordan's 16-yard pass to BEACH WOOD. Ohio IAPi Defending champion Arnold Palmer lead dramatic showdown with his arch- the green, he almost chipped the quarter lead Tampa Bay. which lost Steve Carter and got a third-quarter didn't try to hide his pleasure after But Palmer, who made five rival. ball into the hole from just off the its fifth game in its last six. field goal from Zenon Andrusyshyn. contributed to its own demise by gaining a record-setting 11-stroke birdies and one bogey during the Langers final round did not putting surface But the Stars scored on their next victory in the Senior Tournament round, immediately birdied the match his 10-under-par 62 to win the Langer. who finished tied for turning the ball over on each of its possession when Bryant and quar- first four possessions Players Championship yesterday sixth and seventh holes to assume a Spanish Open last October, but it second behind Ballesteros in the terback Chuck Fusina combined on commanding 6-stroke lead. was the best of this Irish tourney by British Open at St. Andrews last a 42-yard pass and run play, and I feel like I hit the ball for four days as well as I have for some "On six, I left a chip shot about three strokes. July, was the No. 1 money winner in Baltimore improved its record to Fusina threw five yards to Harvin time, ' Palmer said after shooting a 10 feet short and made the putt, and Amazingly, twice he three-putted, Europe last year and beat 10-7-1, while the Bandits fell to 10-8. for a touchdown on Baltimore's next Both teams qualified for the play- 14-under-par 274 at the Canterbury on seven I made a 25-footer that was but he also had nine single putts on Ballesteros in their only other possession. Golf Club "I felt I had control of the one of the best putts I've hit in a long the way to seven birdies and an sudden-death confrontation to win ball. I didn't hit more than a few bad time." Palmer said. eagle. the Italian Open at Florence in 1983. shots and I feel very pleased about Palmer's victory was his first this that." year. He failed to qualify for the Forbes The ll-stroke margin eclipses the U.S. Open last weekend and said previous Senior record set by Rod that taking two weeks off prior to SPORTS FANS Continued from Page 1B fielder at Brookdale Community the tournament gave him a mental College, hitting .270, before moving Funseth in the 1983 Hall of Fame What's the biggest fish ever caught with boost. "The Orioles always used to cause over to Monmouth College and Classic, when he won by nine shots. rod and reel?. .Tn« official record It problems for the Yankees, but I'll Palmer's biggest victory margin "I had been shooting some bad held by an Australian, Alfred Dean, who becoming a third baseman again. I booked a shark that weighed 2,064 have to change my opinion of them Baseball has been his only athletic ever was by 12 shots in the 1962 scores, and it was getting to me I Phoenix Open pounds!...The shark was Just two now," he laughed. "They do have a interest since he was 7 years old, was tired and mentally whipped I Inches short of being 17-teet reputation of being a good organiza- and he came up through the Little Palmer. 55. now has captured nine came here feeling much better," BET long..Dean made hit record catch In tion, and I'm pleased with all this." League and other youth loops. Senior Tour victories besides 61 Palmer said. Forbes is 6-0. 181 pounds and has regular Professional Golfers As- YOU * * * displayed good power on every One of the problems he will face sociation events His 72-hole score DIDN7 One of the most Incredible pitching level. He hit seven homers during in the transition to professional was the best this year on the Senior recorda In baseball history was set by Monmouth College's fall season and baseball is to return to the use of a Tour, which includes players at Ammaccapane Jack Taylor—the man known as "the 11 more in the spring. His batting wooden bat.He, like just about all least 50 years old. and his $36,000 KNOW pitcher who never cam* out of a average for the Hawks was .370. college players, hasn't used one In prize money pushes his total career triumphs game"...Taylor, amazingly, pitched 188 earnings to $2,429,908. consecutive complete games over 5 yean. years In the big leaguei, from 1001 lo ; He started high school at Mater Gene Littler. Lee Elder. Miller 1908—pitching the full t Innings In Del but transferred to Middletown "I used a wooden bat when I was Barber and Charles Owens finished FLANDERS (AP) - Danielle every one of those games and NEVER Ammaccapane of Phoenix, Ariz., Which big league baseball team one* North for his junior season He hit younger, so I don't think it will be in a four-way tie for second place at played 5 Masons WITHOUT having a coming out for a relief pitcher at any tlmel 4M for the Lions his senior year and a problem," he noted. "I didn't use 285. 3-under-par Barber started the captured the the ninth United States manag*r?...Th* Chicago Cubi played «W a Register All-County selection. the aluminum bat until high school round in second at 5-under. five Golf Association Women's Amateur from 1M1 through 1»85 without • man- * * * and college. I like the aluminum bat strokes behind Palmer Public Links championship yester- •g*r...Th«y used a rotating staff ol I bet you didn't know that Qeorge "I think that senior year at North though. If you get jammed, you can day, after defeating by 6 and 5 coaches—but no on* man held the tin* Wall Lincoln Mercury haa Ihe lines) was the best I've had," he said. "We Palmer, who led after every of manager during those years. still muscle the ball with it. I won't round with scores of 67. 71, 68 and Kristie Kolacny of Grand Junction, selection ol Lincoln Mercury Prod- won everything: the Shore Con- ucts In New Jersey ... All priced to miss it though. I'm looking forward 68, said: "The last two rounds, the Colo. ference Tournament, the Mon- to getting back to the wood. I'll Ammaccapane. who won the make you happy. Come In snd see big difference was my putting, and for yourself. moouth College Invitation and the probably break a few like everybody my iron play was very gratifying to NCAA championship in May, cap- 'A' North Division. Then we lost to else." me." tured the title match, which ended Edison. 2-1. in the Central Jersey QEORQE WALL LINCOLN-MIRCURY He'll be used to his spikes and I Littler mounted the only after 13 holes, by winning the last finals ' glove. He's taking his own up to \five holes at the Flanders Valley SHREWSBURY AVE., SHREWSBURY 747-5400 Forbes spent one year as a left challenge to Palmer during the final Newark round when he fired five consecutive Golf Course. IV. JUNE 24. 1985 The Register Tanana's debut a success, Lemon's homer does in Yanks to get that first pitch out of the expect when he faced Rollie Fingers Ai t, UMHaas 3 making his major league debut, repeating as American League West DETROIT (AP) - Maybe way." in the eighth Inning — until it was pitched 6 1-3 shutout innings as the champion. Thomas Wolfe had it all wrong. OAKLAND, Calif - Carney The one-time star at Detroit time to swing. Texas Rangers defeated the Minne- Mike Moore, just back from the Maybe you can go home again. It Lansford hit his 11 th home run of the Catholic Central High School also With two runners on base, Sheets sota Twins. injured list, combined with reliever certainly worked out well for Frank season and Mike Heath had a triple, struck out two and walked one. drove a 3-2 pitch over the right-field Cook, who was recalled from Ed Vande Berg on a four-hitter as Tanana on yesterday. double and single and drove in two "We swung at a lot of bad fence to rally the Orioles to a Class AAA Oklahoma City on Thurs- the Mariners capped a three-game Tanana, making his first start In runs to lead the Oakland A's over pitches," Yankee Manager Billy victory over the Milwaukee the Cleveland Indians. day after Frank Tanana was traded weekend sweep of the Royals with a a Detroit uniform, pitched seven Martin moaned. "But ha pitched a Brewers. to Detroit, gave up five hits, walked victory. shutout innings and Chet Lemon hit ' Heath drove in the game's first good game. You can't take that "That was only the second tune run In the fourth inning with a single none and struck out two. He retired a two-run homer as the Tigers beat away from him. I've seen him, so I really can't 15 of 16 batters before giving up a The Mariners have won five the New York Yankees J-l. off Neal Heaton, 44. straight from the Royals after "He spotted his fastball well. compare it with how he pitched to one-out double to Mike Stenhouse in Steve Henderson and Mike Davis dropping a 4-3 decision at the "I've wanted to wear this uniform That's what Frank does when he's me in the past like other players the seventh. had RBI singles in the fifth, while Kingdome. ever since I was a kid," said on his game." can," said Sheets. Heath added a run-scoring triple in Greg Harris relieved Cook and Tanana, a hometown kid who got Willie Hernandez worked the last But with a full count, Sheets had the sixth and later scored on Alfredo pitched out of trouble in the seventh "Things are just going well for us away when the Tigers passed him two Innings to notch his 15th save. a good idea what Fingers would Orlffin's scariflce fly to give the A's The Twins scored In the ninth against them," said Moore, gave up over in favor of Tom Veryter in the The Yankees scored In the eighth off throw. a 6-1 lead. Lansford added a two-run against Harris, when Kent Hrbek led only three hits through 6 1-3 innings 1971 draft. "This was an exciting Hernandez when Rickey Henderson "He got behind and had to come homer later In the Inning. off with a bunt single, Tom and rased his record to 5-4. "We just day for me. It's good stuff!" tripled and Ken Griffey hit a in with a fastball and I hit It good," Brook Jacoby's RBI single off Brunansky followed with a single seem to be doing everything right Tanana, 31, acquired in a trade sacrifice fly. he said. "With the count 3-2, you Chris Codiroli, 8-3, drove in and Roy Smalley hit a sacrifice fly. against the Royals." Thursday with Texas for a minor- Bob Shirley, 2-2, yielded only five really have to fend for yourself." Cleveland's first run in the sixth. Stenhouse then singled, but Mickey league pitcher, scattered eight hits hits in ( 1-3 innings, but one of them And Fingers said there wasn't The Indians added two more runs in Hatcher grounded Into a game- "KC is struggling right now a as he Improved to 3-7. was Lemon's third home run of the much he could do in that situation. the seventh on Joe Carter's solo ending double play as Harris got his little bit with the bats, but they're "It was interesting," Tanana said season. "It was a fastball," said homer, his fourth, and Brett But- sixth save. a good team and a good hitting Mariners S, Royals I team," said Seattle Manager Chuck of his homecoming. "I was waiting Orioles I, Brewers 1 baseball's all-time save leader. ler's RBI double. to see what kind of emotional roller "There's not much you can do with KANSAS CITY, Mo. - The Seat- Cottier. MILWAUKEE - Baltimore's Rogers 3, Twins 1 coaster I'd be OP myself. I was glad a 3-2 count than try to get It over." tle Mariners seem determined to Moore had not started a game Larry Sheets didn't know what to MINNEAPOLIS - Glen Cook, keep the Kansas City Royals from since being injured June 4. i-ate-inning error powers Phils' win, 3-2; first-place Cardinals dump slumping Cubs Cardinals 7, Cubs I club record with his 12th home run PHILADELPHIA - Don Carman San Diego Padres won their fourth ST. LOUIS - John Tudor pitched of the month and Rick Honeycutt won his first major league game consecutive game with a decision a two-hitter, scored two runs and and Tom Nledenfuer combined on a Saturday night, and liked the feeling over the San Francisco Giants. drove in one as the streaking St. five-hitter as the Dodgers downed so much that he came back for an Dravecky, 7-4. struck out a ca- Louis Cardinals defeated Chicago the Houston Astros. encore yesterday. reer-high nine batters while only and handed the slumping Cubs their The victory was the Dodgers' The Philadelphia left-hander was walking one, giving up the Giants' 12th straight defeat. fourth straight and their seventh in the beneficiary of Pittsburgh Pirate only run on a two-out, ninth-inning The losing streak is one shy of the a row over Houston. The Dodgers tt rd baseman Jim Morrison's wild homer by Rick Adams. worst streak in the Cubs' history, have won 10 of 12 games with the Uirow in the bottom of the ninth that which they set earlier and tied three Astros this season. Braves 2, Reds 1 enabled Juan Samuel to scon the years ago. The victory was the Honeycutt, 54, who was chased in CINCINNATI - Steve Bedrosian winning run in the Phillies' 3-2 fourth straight for the Cardinals and the second inning of his previous and two relievers teamed up on a victory. the sixth In as many games with the start, did not allow the Astros a hit four-hitter to send the Atlanta "It's really exciting to win." said Cubs this year. until the fifth inning. The left-hander Braves to a victory over the Carman, 2-1. "It's a lot more fun Tudor, 6-7, won his fifth straight lost his bid for his first shutout of the Cincinnati Reds. when you win." decision. He allowed only three season in the sixth when Jose Cruz The 25-year-old Carman was used Bedrosian, 44, blanked the Reds baserunners, one on a walk, and did doubled home two runs. on one hit over six innings, yielding in a|l three games of the weekend not allow a runner to reach third When pinch-hitter Glen Davis series, which the Phillies swept. to Rick Camp in the seventh after base. He struck out six batters. singled with two outs in the seventh giving up a pair of one-out singles. "That's okay with me," be said. St. Louis scored the only two runs and Bill Doran followed with a "I don't like to sit around for three Camp pitched out of that trouble, it needed in the second inning. With single, Niedenfuer came in for his and Bruce Sutter came on to give up or four days." one out, Ozxie Smith singled off Dick fifth save. Carman has appeared in 34 a unearned run in the eighth to earn Ruthven, 3-6, and one out later, Guerrero slammed a two-run games, has allowed only 20 hits in 35 his nth save. Tudor doubled to make it 1-0. Tudor homer in the third off Ron Mathls, innings and has an earned run then scored on Vince Coleman's 3-2. It was Guerrero's 16th of the Bedrosian, who has never com- average of 2.06. single. season, one shy of Dale Murphy of pleted a major-league game, walked Phillies Manager John Felake was Tudor singled to lead off the Atlanta for the National League six and struck out four in his 6 1-3 very happy with the sweep. fourth and scored on Coleman's lead. innings. "A real good series for us," triple. Coleman scored on Willie ASSOCIATED PRESS Felske said. "Weird, but good." Padres 6, Glaata 1 Rafael Ramirez doubled off McGee's sacrifice fly to make it 44. NOT A GOOD FEELING — Catcher Gary Carter of the New York The Phillies won Friday night's SAN DIEGO - Kurt Bevacqua Frank Pastore, 2-1, to start the game In 16 innings and Saturday Dodien 6, Astrw 2 belted his second grand slam of the third, advanced on a groundout and Mete slumps after Tim Raines of the Montreal Expos, right, scored night's in the ninth on Samuel's LOS ANGELES - Hot-hitting year in the fifth Inning and Dave scored on Murphy's sacrifice fly for on Vance Law's short fly ball in the third inning at Shea Stadium. homer Pedro Guerrero tied a Los Angeles Dravecky scattered nine hits as the a 14 lead. The Mete lost their second in a row, 5-1. Finland's Rosberg drives Honda-powered Williams to crown However, he was slowing late in tire barrier as Mansell on lap 20. DETROIT (AP) - Keke Rosberg triumph since the Dallas Grand Prix never was able to move closer and top spot on the third turn of the first the race with worn tires and, after ending his day in the attrition-filled of Finland, overcoming an un- last July spun two laps from the end, losing lap. Rosberg also jumped past the margin over the second-place race. He remained third with 22 scheduled stop for fresh tires 14 laps The 1062 world champion took the valuable ground and limpint across Mansell into second on that first trip Ferrari of Stefan Johansson of points. from the end, drove a Honda- lead on the eighth of 63 laps around the finish line a distant 57.549 around the course. Sweden narrowed to 24.892 seconds Senna, who wound up making two powered Williams through the down- the 2 5-mile, 2O-turn circuit snaking seconds behind Rosberg. The aggressive Finn, who proved after 40 laps, Rosberg dived into the pit stops for tires, got back to fourth town streets yesterday to a solid around the high-rise Renaissance Pole-winner Ayrton Senna of Bra- again how well he drives on tight pits for four new tires. and had the fast lap in the race at victory in the Detroit Grand Prix. Center. And he stayed there the rest zil lost the lead at the start of the temporary street circuits, stayed He stopped for only 10 seconds 1 minute. 45.612 seconds, or (5 217 Rosberg. 36. winning his fourth of the way, moving away to leads of race to Englishman Nigel Mansell, within a second of Senna until the and came out just under two seconds mph just before slamming into the Formula One race, outran the rest more than 30 seconds by the halfway Rosberg's Williams teammate. But latter was forced to pit on the eight ahead of Johansson. But the Swede same third-turn tire barrier on lap of the 25-car field for his first point in the 160-mile event. the 25-year-old Senna regained the lap for a tire change. Mansell and Elio de Angelis of 51. ending his day Italy, Senna's Lotus teammate, both His fast lap broke the old Detroit took turns in second place after that race mark of 1:46.221, 84 790 set last before unscheduled pit stops cost year by Nelson Piquet of Brazil NBA considers new draft lottery alternatives them valuable time. Mansell stop- Tyrrell driver Stefan Bellof of ped for tires on lap 26, then hit a tire West Germany was fourth, followed barrier and had to retire from the by defending race champion Piquet, weighted lottery in which the worst two games In each city, followed by over the court when isolation plays SAN FRANCISCO (AP) - The race. De Angelis pitted on lap 29 for a two-time world champion, a full team would have seven slips in the alternating single games. are used. National Basketball Association de- Coaches and general managers Larry Bird of the Boston Celtics repairs to a front wing mount. lap behind Rosberg. cided yesterday to consider two drum; the sixth team would have six slips, and so on, with the team with are considering changes in the accepted his award as the NBA At that point, Johansson inherited Belgian Thierry Boutsen. in an alternatives to its controversial new illegal defense rule to prevent teams Player of the Year. Michael Jordan second, 38.974 seconds behind the Arrows-BMW, was just out of the draft lottery system. the seventh's worst record having one slip. on offense from employing isolation of the Chicago Bulls won both the flying Rosberg. points in seventh. As it stands, the lottery includes At least 18 of the 23 teams would techniques. In isolation, three play- Rookie of the Year and Pivotal It was the second consecutive Another incident saw the RAM of the teams with the seven worst have to approve a change in the ers stand on one side of the court, Player awards. runner-up finish for Johansson, who Frenchman Philippe Alliot tangle records. The New York Knicks won lottery bylaw. 25 feet from the basket, and try to came in right behind Ferrari team- with the Tjl""'i of Englishman this year's first lottery and drafted create an illegal defense call. Mark Eaton of the Utah Jazz mate Michele Alboreto a week Martin Brutiuie, . "xi II running center Patrick Ewing. The Golden The Boston Celtics, who lost in the accepted the Defensive Player of earlier in the Canadian Grand Prix. fifth at the imie. Neither bin.: was State Warriors, who shared the championship finals to the Los After the first illegal defense.call. the Year Alboreto finished third Sunday, injured. worst record in the league, came out Angeles Lakers, proposed a change teams get to shoot technical fouls. Don Nelson of the Milwaukee adding to his point lead in Hie world A sun-drenched crowd estimated the big loser in the lottery and in the playoff format but failed to Three suggestions were made to Bucks received the Coach of the championship standings. The Italian at more than 109,000 was on hand for drafted seventh in the first round, get enough support. eliminate isolation plays: Year, and Vince Boryla of the driver led both de Angelis and the fourth annual Formula One picking Chris Mullin This season, the team with the —Call a turnover if three of- Denver Nuggets got Executive of McLaren driver Alain Prost of event in Detroit. Jerry Colangelo, chairman of the best record was the host for the first fensive players come out past the the Year. France by five points coming into The race took one hour. 55 competition and rules committee, two and, if needed, the final two top of the free throw circle. Awards also went to Micheal Ray Sunday's event. minutes, 39.851 seconds to run, said one proposed change would games of the seven game series. The —Allow the defense to go any- Richardson of the New Jersey Nets He finished the day with a seven- breaking the race record of have five teams drafting in inverse Celtics said the new format con- where on the court once the offense as Comeback Player and Kevin point edge (31-24) over de Angelis, 1:55:41.842 set last year by Piquet order after two names are drawn. tributed to their loss. In previous employs an isolation play. McHale of the Boston Celtics won who got two points for finishing Only 11 cars were running at the The other change would set up a years, the playoff schedule had been —Allow one defender to roam all the Sixth Man award. fifth. Prost crashed into the same end.

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The group says the bill violating the statute. And a gun nightmare and a killer is the first step toward total repeal dealer could plead "simple careless- The measure sponsored by Sen. of the 1968 law, passed in the wake ness" for failing to meet the laws Jim McClure. R-Idaho, and Rep.of the assassinations of Robert requirements and escape conviction. Henry Volkmer, D-Mo . would make Kennedy and Martin Luther King Jr. The National Troopers Coalition, sweeping changes in the ltd Gun The Washington Post, in an edi- an organization of state police Control Act, which put strict limits officers, called the bill "a danger to on interstate sales of guns and torial headlined "Warning: S.49 is a 1 killer," called the bill "a nightmare the law enforcement community." required extensive record-keeping And the International Association of by gun dealers. for law enforcement authorities" and a truly dangerous piece of Police Chiefs and the Police Ex- The gun control measure is due on 1 legislation." ecutive Research Forum have called the Senate floor today, unless sup- '1 The bill would allow gun dealers to for changes. porters and opponents can reach an a, • ' sell firearms to out-of-state resi- Sen. Edward M Kennedy, D- agreement limiting debate and put- dents as long as the sale complies Mass., has been the main roadblock ting the bill off until next month. with the laws of the distant state. to similar legislation in years past, iU Congress faces a week of slogging ^at Jl.iejsl Currently, interstate sales of hand- stalling the measures in the Senate iiiiii through a stack of issues that have Judiciary Committee. The bills guns with barrels less than three each held the spotlight at various inches long are banned while sales of proposed in previous years "opened JsW I* times this year. • (J II rifles and shotguns to an out-of-state gaping holes in the gun control JWw- The conference committee on the resident are cumbersome but poss- laws," said Jerry Tinker, a Kennedy i 1 budget today resumes its efforts to ible. aide. This time, the bill was put i find a compromise on a 1906 budget It would also allow people to directly on the Senate calender resolution that will satisfy both without going to the Judiciary Com- ASSOCIATED PRESS houses on the hot issues of defense transport firearms — unloaded and out of reach — through any state, for mitte. SEAPORT HAVEN - Older cities on the East Coast residents and visitors New York's answer is the spending and Social Security. The such as Philadelphia and Baltimore are revitalizing waterfront haven ot South Street Seaport near the House will continue work on the 1986 their wateriront areas, changing decline to delight lor Brooklyn Bridge defense authorization bill that held its attention last week. President Reagan's tax reform Shipyard warns workers package will hold the focus at both the House Ways and Means Commit- tee and Senate Finance Committee, Farm forecasters work in secrecy which look forward to another full to keep lookout for spies week of hearings on how to change producers," says Ray Hancock, when crop reports are prepared and the tax code. against attempts of espionage? How WASHINGTON (API - It is 6:41 chairman of the Crop Reporting released. The electronics age re- The gun deregulation measure PORTSMOUTH, Va. (AP) - The do we identify and separate the a.m. when the signs go up in the Board, the official soothsayer of quired new safeguards against could hold the Senate's attention for Norfolk Naval Shipyard Is using its potential spy from our co-workers Agriculture Department, "Lockup in American's agricultural bounty. eavesdropping, and nowadays the the week, since gun control is always official employee publication to and neighbors?" Progress," and the cloak of secrecy But why all the secrecy? For department routinely checks for a hotly argued issue. warn workers to be wary of col- is complete. Window shades are Walker's brother, Arthur, his son, traders, the numbers could mean hidden transmitters in and around its "The ones who bear the brunt of leagues and neighbors who could be drawn and fastened with wire clips, Michael, and a friend, Jerry A. instant profit in the futures markets 5th floor lockup area. A technician this law are not necessarily the most spies. rooms are swept for electronic bugs, Whitworth — all current or former should they slip out early. sweeps the main meeting room of dangerous criminals," McClure said Espionage charges against John telephone and computer links to the Navy men — have also been charged "That advantage would be worth the reporting board several times on when his bill was introduced eariler A. Walker Jr., a former Navy officer outside are severed. with spying. All four pleaded inno- fortunes," says L. Duane Jewell, forecast days. this year to "correct some of the and allegedly the ringleader of a spy cent. Uncle Sam's premier farm secretary of the reporting board. "You can't be too careful." Jewell more egregious abuses" in the law. network operating out of Norfolk, statisticians can go to work now. By all accounts, the last breach of observes. "The ones who have been harassed have challenged the Hollywood- The article offers tips for counter- Sealed off behind a barricade of two security occurred in 1905 One of the The USDA began to estimate by the enforcement of this act are made image of the sophisticated spy, ing espionage and says the most sets of double metal doors and top board officials, it seems, tipped crops and livestock in the 1800s to aid often innocent men and women who according to an article in the June 14 important is to determine if col- guarded by armed police, they will a cotton trader to the crop outlook producers in valuing their goods. The have bungled their paperwork," he issue of the bi-weekly publication leagues have a need to know about assemble the latest forecast of the using a window shade. goal was to offset the advantage held said. "While genuine criminals are "Service to the Fleet." classified information. nation's winter wheat harvest. "His signal was transmitted liter- by commodity buyers, who hadall too often let free to roam the That image has given way to "Extreme care should be ex- The information on the size of the ally by raising and lowering the greater access to market happen- streets, these law-abiding gun own- "spyings of rather nondescript ercised with members of your U.S. crop is a very, very important blind," says Hancock. ings. That's still the mission, and ers and dealers have had their people next door," says the article family and your friends. They are piece of information to everyone this The man was caught, and now all release of crop reports is timed property unconstitutionally seized written by a security officer. not cleared! They do not have a need . involves — traders, flourmillers and window shades are locked down carefully to the closing of markets. and held and their lives and busi- "How do we protect ourselves to know," it says.

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222 Eatonlown ttttetontewn ta Long Srench MJLonu Breach 2S0 Other Pubs* NoMoee * SI Help Wanted Si Help Wanted NOTICE 1SSS at S 00 P U in me Board AUTO MECHANIC - Ex- "The Zomno Boero of Adruel- Meeting Room. Steelmen _»USHJCMOTlC» 1 IL proposed where 14 ft re- days srter eta LOST - 4 weak OM all buck ACCOUNTANT — Perdlem CPA ment of the Borough of Eaton- quired IB-4 SA4 Lot oovwa. shiny kitten. June 14. Meale - perienced In brake., front end a School. Ill Broad Sna>. Eaton. WOMMOUTH COUNTY heard and wBI be oonenued lo aiaija 53 .pantos. tuneupe. Must have own tools town will hold • Special trleeeng The egende w*i m- ma July 14, 1BBS meeting 44 7* propoaed where J6H Av... Keensourg are.. Coopenins g Plisn can for on Monday. July IS IMS st S 00 LOMO MUNCH The owner taseiiea the un. EMC. opportunity for advance- Will tafca nc*»Osi t-X tha tot- Frsgele One Fenny Home. Block maximum permiltsd restricted right torefec t any or a" menl sissies P M . Borough Mall- 4T Broad promisee located al: 44 t Qooe pay S 00. benefits mMSarsand any other name that 177. Lot M lor a vartanoa/BH. bide, end to accept any bid which h Mt person Contact aw may coma batora ma Board. Tha the Planning Board at tta meeting Plan. Rueeo Mduetnel Storage Carpenter St River Pfcua aleo Is deemed moot fevorsbls LOST — Female Oerman short AMUSEMENT GAMES June 24 Mas public WIN EM eMowed lo partici- Block 237, Lot 33. lor Preliminary known as Block 2M Lois S44 on Prices quoted muat Include all haw June 17. iaes. the Tu Map. hair pdntor. Brown wtth white Pus or pan Bm. pmilons even pate Tha apoacaaon tor BVookdaM Sos Pten wW be heard at the July freight or dsivary charge. The spots^newer. to THtany Cell Can TifJSSS or 747-147S. AUTO MECHANIC - E«c op- UTONTOWN BOAP.D The MkMMg Workshop Meet- IS. 1BSS it teeing The KaHy Doc- A copy of ma application has owttar aflao raaawaa ttpa ftaht lo portunity for exp. mechanic In or EDUCATION Community rilBaiiB Block 276, AMUSEMENT PARK - Ings of tna Ealontown Board of Lot 10 was granted tor's OfHoe, Stock 21S. Lot V lor s bean Wad in tha office of the refaot any bid If. In Ms opinion. brakes S front end. Full benefits •ueucNoncs Education have boon cancelled vertenca/Preeminery Site Plan Board Secretary and may be In- Dfooew le) r*oi oonaioexao CaaMis. maintenance help, pkjs bonus plan. Start Immedl- There win Da • Special Meeting neaminerv'Flnal Site nan Ap- 9 apeclsl Notkus July 1 1SS6 end Augual 5 ISM proval The Seven Sevan. Weat was withdrawn due to an llnpnolelly or taohnioaey able to porters s rtdo operelors needed Mary. CMI 4fa-ltS1 of fha Ealontown Board of June 24 |7 20 carry out the oorHiact as In- SMSMISI Imslnsn. Ces Education on Thursday June 27. End Commons. Hook 12*. Lot • The putxic hearing win Da held CMinsT SINOINO nL Block 244 Lot SOI wee held on Monday evening, the isth day tended or tor any reason the AUTO BOOT - CombMaaon owner's judgement, it is not m spiritual love, tor en to enjoy lor a parson ejHti 10 yeera evp. Frame Tha Meowing reeoluflone were of July lies, at S0O PM at p | •jwMhaB^BBBkleh fci a 41 S •• J iMawlafcaBW * • the beet MatNol Brook dsls O"ra ovtartfift wot ifatorri*eatton oaa ARMY RESERVE S.MIIIIISKIIU. ruet repair and Illlld Briltaill Community paining a muat. Top pay and CallSOl lor Prellmlnary/Flnal I fe*JPnBJrap nsBs1t NMOfltOTQWn, NOw 4B5-474J or 7ST-47ai For Jersey, at which time you may DRILL SERGEANTS lor right person CaS Bee Plan end Chertes Baronriees Bidders are required lo oomp- S for Interview tor approval ol a minor ajas plan appear either In pereon or by kr whh the rtodrsrwa of PL trdlng f As s vet. an E-4 with over 3 years for premises known as Lots 31. BAy OGfftCrt vpfilOts you truy 1S7S C.127 and P.L. 1477, C.33 I WILL NOT-Be responsible tor AUTO SERVICE WRITER - 32. 33. 34 and SS. Block 4SS war. 10 granting of tktft appHcatton. June 14 114.72 any debts other than those In- fff-ZSjmj•me. Large volume OM dealer. Ex- BRIDGE ADVICE js.sawju.had. k.. —^wx^Bk^Htja BxSjx,Jx».xfc^ at Cell perience OM. warrencii sysssm. The proceedings of these VUITVJO uy ffryaan, nooaiT p. Top apiary. Al beneats 4 fringes OtoBiuasn. PO Ban BIT. Key- (2011 74I-4BB0 Red Bank NJ cases may be kispaolsa at the (201) 7B0-11S1 Freehold NJ Send laaiiiiis to Sox z-444. The "I read the not act lo my hus- you don't interfere with thnr bid- Ones Planning. 344 BtOsdaai, Long Branch, Hew Jersey ARMY RESERVE rjT^T' *"•*""• "J band for his opening load." a reader ding. If your left-hand opponent By order ot Charles I Potk puauc NOTICE e Lost and found BE ALL YOU CAN BE AUTO SALtt — Uaatf ear aaiaa- reports, "but be claims that my PLEASE TAKE NOTICE on the LOSE WEHVfT 1 EAT TOCH paraon. Imrnadlala ooontng. FuN bids seven of a black suit, you plan OOO 1/17 TINTON PALLS — AH Natural Herbal Diet. Planning Board 17m day of July. 1BB4 at ma ernes tan female mined Pug. The Boroughof Tlnlon or part Hma. Eapartanoa own hands aren't clean. What's the to double; and partner should find Fua rehnd II not satleflea pratarrM rnmmHalon June 24 414.20 "umeon Borough Mall. Eaet peekining a fuuS time Taax A.... verdict?" Paver Hoed. Piumson. New Jer- Humane Society. B22-OI00 cat va»rte aea-atss A faell growini g oommunlty with 7N-3MS. the diamond opening lead. sey 07740. ma Zoning Board of The husband led the king of 23S MMoWown Adluetment wW hold a hearing POUND - amM Com. type MRS. SYLVIA an approximate POPukWon of AUTO MECHANIC - Pull bma. BSOO Uuat be oertmed. Batary EaoaWant atartHif salary. Mart West dealer NOTICE OP rexAMNQ on the appuoaaon ol ma under- tamele dog m Shop-PJIe parking clubs, his shorter suit. South ruffed lot m madlsloii OoW 4 While. PSYCHIC TO: ADJOINING NEIGHBOR ed. at whtoh am. and piaoa «d Pissuins to Borough ot Tin- in dummy and easily look all 13 Both sides vulnerable PtOM. lake noBoe that me inlsi asm persona Ma BeAbout S months old. Can T 241-3047 READINGS n Pats, SSS Tkwn Avanua. Tin- undersigned has applied to maglvan en opportunity to be heard ton Fane. NJ. 07724 Mark tricks. Board ol Adtuakimn of meSaid meeting wW Mae plea, el Tare* Carets. Aerology a PeJtn AUTO ANO OENERAL — Oleas NORTH 4:11 P.M. POUNO - Small blaok Msen. l -We- Equal Op- Since East passed five clubs Township ol liSliamsamn tor a •am Rd Vlotmty In utae Sever 775-9S72 work. Company paid pension • 1076 venence and atte plan from ma tie irniaBon of ma prernfaee In COS 442-74X Bhia Croas/Blue Shield. instead of returning to diamonds, provieione ol Article 14-10 Bee- HHIIIII tkiMM Zoning ASSEMBLERS District, aa shown on thePOUNO - Oetk brown Tabby MRS. MILLER tffi. she is surely much longer in clubs VAKQJ108 son 13O 142 ol me Zoning Ordl. CARPENTERS 1 Co.. 21 nanoe so es to permit applicant Bsrauan Tax Mep, block 3, Lai Reader & Advisor Maple Ava, Had Bank. than in diamonds. West should OQ1083 to erects 2 room 1 story 17x24 10 and more oowwwonry known "Yet - ELECTRICAL as 10 Oak Tree Lena S4e.ie.1T. Also Tarot Card RsscHna. Open MECHANICAL therefore lead the ace of diamonds. • None SSJj!i'Mg *• nar d s. the applicant la seeking e van- deny 10 a.m. la 0 pm Can tor srlrsst 000k. Expd only CaS no, tor the purpose or: Oon- POUND - SmM Mask eog. appt 4es-i2«e. Kaanetiuig. LaarJma. YeoW rrwKrSsolurer • S4J-a»1Sljllimii I-S p.m. It is then easy for West lo lead the female. Ian legs S Sam Pad BENCH TECHNICIAN — Pun WEST EAST Semi Bridge area. OaS B4S-«TSe. ue> Ou—ieing amptiynienl Dine of diamonds for East to ruff • 3 raqutrad. The SINGLES BOWLING opportunity, year round work, ems. Salary baaed on exp. 4 • 85 of 41 S' where tor ere . ss Ihta POUNO — Male Herman Bored with bars? seed pay and oaneata. Apply ably. Qontaot Torry 4Be-1S00 and for East to return a heart, Sheperd BWnd I Buck m Aean- VNone wn not be changed. The spparjelon may be mepected by Sick of spas? Marine. Vanderburg eovsr«mus defeating the contract. — nT "rtTne mini me public m eta Onto, ot mescliiinde Owner plaaes caS OA976542 ONone 42.1H where 3oH le allowed Beoretery of ma Board ki me ASarSo Highlarula Pound or At- Call Joan Ma-ISSS. MEN/WOMEN Plen propose. 4 parking spaces Borough Hen during regular Qua to a rapid growth, we have CORRECT BID • AKQ93 •J7542 • hers B are required on 16 Instruction Bee our ed under FACTORY FOUND-PMrofg Charles of ma Pm Oroup Ltd lessen M' S st Cherry Tie. Al pateuii. intarsatad in Pas m oeae an Leonardo Rd PH.D. IN ENOLJSH East should bid six clubs rather Farm Reed. Mew Monmsital aleo appsoaaori wM be given ample SOUTH opportunity to be heard at the Pti. 14. CO»STS-1SS4, Taught al Monmoum College than pass at five spades. West known as Blaok 144 Lot 4 on ma end et the Ranney School Avail- • AKQJ942 Tax Map FOUNO - Small temere blank able lor tulanng m S . .a% us would make six clubs by careful A copy of the appllcason has •v. "V CauWeM S.A.T.S. CM S71-44SS Adults must have e oar. Srt lib— kn nan sHSi in i W •> w» py Neap, la hereby gh \n that the As the bidding actually went. aneaaaawaBjd preae- arm| pSJIMMany ob|ectlol Qf Dn BoanS of Trustees of V Service Station Camar, Morlboro. BIS BS77. . West deserves about one dement All Pass jr~Jh^ hK. to o^nttn. Oornttiui>ls» Coaege a\ BUS OPJVERS - Pert time. 7 • seated A a Ins p\ . 81 HelpWantexi opening. Mr Sept BS.S0-S7 de- for the club opening lead; but East MAOOSN. HOLOBINKO S OEHLMAOB Department, 7SS \ewman Male or Female EXXON U.S.A. pending an experience. *» hours par day. Type 1 SceneS s - deserves at least a dozen for not Attomios for Appkoent A amsun el i«aon Corp Opening lead--??? JW~V » evMa Oroesman soy on Juhfii. 1(SB H»a»lna reoulred. WSl trem. loaaWeail torl me bidding six clubs. June M |,| S4 •Mfia. at VrMofi flftio an \ plaoa, W.V reared. Apply M parson «M bkse mm be pubaoty \psnad between 10-4 pm. lllia)i al DAILY QUESTION A racket Guide le Bririfc writ- Full Time I Part Time Bjaa^abaaaae. aKdBBk.v.fel eteajl a j p. i. NON eaaorr CI\JME ACCOUNTANT - laW lauMi nanrvfe*/ vanaoi« m vvjapa HIM lea ky Alfred ShclaweM Is avails- openlnga: You hold •85O9754320 Nones or HSMBM BUUITM PAU -M (PfW \TNO) i peeaeti TmtanPaaa. •It. Gel yesir re*y •• mUmg $140. 2 IS' POLES • UOH \ FIX- CANOV BALES PtMSONNEL — TUP1ES POPJ PAMUNO LO was imlllhlS CJ-A arm. To went various sMRs. Apply In . Hone • J 7 5 4 2 Partner opens •arlae'laf a slamaxd, self-ati- underslgiied has mm to ma RED SANK peraen. C with four hearts, and the next Board al Ad«uatrnaM of ma Leans Bt tlresscfJ Ne. IS envelee*. le Shcla- Townotup at laaaminii tor . MIOOLETOWN player passes What do you say? varlanoe from tie Ifsiilllsixi of HOLMDEL OAlkRISR WANTSD weM an Brisfc, la care ef this niiiaataiiiiUBaiiaBei Per dabvary in tm rbiineeii rm ArlWa 14 Ellin lO.IOOIdl of sx TBS Hswmsn Bprtng. ftoad. ANSWER: Bid six hearts, as a me Zoning Ordkienoa ao sa to CaiHSJtiS "^SSTrTaTIl aWSS' ir^^pWi^.TeTanTTB"4TjBeT/ 1 sSj •cwseeecr. t.O. Bex ISSS, Lea unorefl Neat tmm en or etav SA.M.-4P.M. Men IM le I hears Berea*. About SSOO sacrifice Since partner announces June SS. 144*. •35 im- Aiteekaoaa*,atitpleyarM/F per mem An|tl«. CA SSS&J. BM eeeurtaea m me term or s BHaM aaeVI* Al |*/rt MMflimaS.al.l^^lw7lfls1 l apaftSSdaai hi that he has no defense, the oppo- bkl Band wPit alsmakl eeeurky - — r*^ r ^p" PBawjaaHra-VB^vaBrajs ^^ "jajajaBBxrawaBaa a). nents should surely make a slam if •19K.lM.jvai Taw SWeen. «r_siie»sa eKak » an L?*"!*»P JreJU* leniaen end auto A/C. Ing- 2 fl. (rasiiu where 10 ft B ^_ ^Y^^^^^ wo*»*ai aasxVy, aaAama* Moanitva required 1B.fe.iO 01 and 1 sMto BXSVPTP^SPTPS SJSSpsH VV vVar^V *W •a *a a Muethpva trans B^PrPSTpTre TeW Wvw avlf VTABVJ aajr ^••^^PaV ( 1Z*S2*Z.'- SS0.000 w« Be required. Bids ' KTSTOO. *^"~ ""*7S7-OO4• 0 lY. JUNE 24, 1985 The Stabler 71 51 HHHIWIH H SlttMlpMSWattrtMl 1 H tip Wanted S1 Help Wanted 51 Help Want—' ,11 Help Wanted 151 HclpWaatod M Domattlc Help POSITION: - Aiaimnl Ofcaoter I Mala NATIONAL COMMUNITY BANK at Parka and laowMan, Abar- SECIWTARY — For Rad Bank CARRIERS doctoorr . Approa 20 hhrr waak 2 LAWN MAINTENANCE — WOMAN — To oara tor am- ~ JS**"* •*» PaatlMM daan Twp. MJ. Sand raauma to: bulatory atroaa uaa.nl From 2 WANTED RaquMM Mtohaal L Troda, DaMar ol 1 typing and Iran Workara wantod 11 yaara or A MAN * TRUCK FOR NSW — i undid ktoal tor oktor FM lima CM altor 7. p.m. to • p.m. • daya par waak. tot up S da*»ar asM haubng For Tlnton Falls area. -^Jrtanoaln Parki. HiLiiilnii a Pubaa Car and i itai mm raajuk-ad. aajtor opan lap lank, prooaaa ranaa tor mtoi.M». WMng to Work. 1 «LIIIHIH Sq, Abar- aMI naad tar SaaSMa hra Sand Wellington Rd. and • aaparato paraon tor pan "^asanTSSmd. gubara aas ptoa work, ovana or ahaat matoj bain. Equal Opply EmptoyZ. 1. NJ 07747 raauma to PO Boa 7M7. . i work ..aaklltdl. Can yVyckham Rd. araaa. bjbrtoaSmi. AbsHy to taka hald AlRDRESSIR - liiaartanaad. Shr 1 lltny. NJ07T01 ra* iikrr.ni Jaa 4*40*27 M aaak. CM 741-1I1S. aak tor VETERANS •714441 PIMM call Stave NURSINa DftVJCTOR — Fun PRESS psnaoN M/F - A.B. SBORITAnY AND/OR - Omca IONS SERVICE — Laaal S amv Fua PART TIME Li ** ** *n ah u Managar tor aatoa omoa Light aardeMa at 642-Mao, Sand raauma to Boa Z-4 Tha p y Salary An E-4 wnh ovar 3 yaara aa- AIRDAESSERS - 1 MS MM. looking tor a oltManajng poaWan •vans. IBM-PC oomputor aniry. pananoa can aarn ovar 1100 a CAMMH WANTBO - Kayaon N.J. part lana, tar buay ahoa In n an I C F a*> raaard otaaod BM bookkaapmg. Bang, phono Into. oM Chrto altor S p.m. •» at, ana* at. £Bn at 07 wort, oK.Comtortabto ofloM 54 Situations katory and ODvYrBany DatiafHa. PRESS PERSON CM Cat OMny Barktoy. Tha •M W Creokatt MS-S4O at Mon-Frl. hra. Cad 747*04*. Mr. H>-U10 or 442-4M0 1240 muM. Ea- (201) 741-4*20 Rad Bank NJ Wantad Female DRIVER JHORISSSR NEEDED — Far CWMda Haatth Cant Cantor. CW- partartoatJ only oaad apply. 1201) 7*0-11*1 FraahUd NJ -as CARRIER WANTED Oraat opportunity tor quMh NURBES AIMS M/F - Wa ara SECRETARY/RECEPTIONIST — ARMY RESERVE KEYPOHT E«rly morning For Rad Bank. Donor-a otnea 32 UIP1 DRESSER - Wantod, lu* •72*444 S to 4. BE ALL YOU CAN BE ABOVE THE REST VICINITY ahMa Eap a plua. but ww. ortanl hra/wk Band raauma lo PO Boa IN CHILD CAMI Route Drivers. Part- pan Bma. Good pay. good PfWDUCTKW/ASSEMBLY O < Good liaaaSM. Apply m paraon 42*4, Rad Bank, NJ 07701 WAITRESS/WAITER — Apply In Your chad ahould ba contont I ^5 atto7T 7*7.1tipBoyn»afn •**> rno*inowaitj partanoad Day or avanlnga aboval Vh yaara aapartanoa In NEEDED — ATORS - smgto naadla, doubM OMW cara wMi TEMPJFIC rator- -inin.til. ratoa. Fraaaaa- III law m-uto armanaril Apply In ww at toaaa 1 yaar aap in «an- —*• and ovar took oparaton Apply M paraon u Ftod Oak and a clean driving •oni daak. Shannon Cartmoatton and tranaportatlon oua lypaa o* atootrtoal hand tooto Dinar. RM. 34. Haaat 221 S2SS. aal CM »42-*»07 i 2S4-I7M or 444-1174 Tad 1*1*1*1 or CARRIER WANTED record. No ex- lot Mary and aaaanilili work. Eapartanoo round. Hourly ratoa. pKia only may apply ki paraon from WAITRESS/WAITERS — ta- ALTERATIONS - (Maka). Throw OUSEKEEPER — For HaaMi bonua noanuvaa. Ctoan work pananoad. Ovar 21. For MMrvMw perience required. NUMBS RN — Part-Mw. 10-1* bam-Spm atLar mar Corp.. US aand Irtandly at HOUBE PAINTER8 ara Faculty. Fun or part am* 7 Inouatrtaj Way Waa4, Catontowfi apply In paraon to Ya Cottaga CM Ml HI SBBO- The Register, One m. to 2 p.m * hraraat. Ftoalbto lira Hhar nn. 144 Waat Front St. Kayaort aal any aabmato by 1B«. aon Ab+O VH. uhiaaMWo aaa. or ganamc aap. PROOF READER8 Spank*. Oular* and Hindi oraaaar a irouaara. CM 747-24*7 Register Plaza, piatoiiad. For laafdanaal cara Wa ara a oompuMrtaad lypa- laniuasil aopkan. Eaany ac- WAITRESS/WAITER laoly CM 747-MOO. Mual ba ovar 21 Saga. CM 420-4741. Yaara aap UTTERS CLEANED 4 RE aatnng company looking tor part n 1 liatTa to hwya, 24. SS. 2* Fna AIRED - ISo Shrewsbury, NJ. DIVIDUAL -To Mam auto ana ama at homa proof raadar* to *. 14 and 111 and Oardan Btoto CM 2*1-4242 I moi .Illllll) NURSE — RN/LPN. M/F Part BACK-UPS indoid w waahlngh .. FraFraa aM- Apply in person ganarat SMaa trad*. Fun Panaion wof h wpitri ooHaoa madloai pro* Parkway. Approa. vt mito from WAITRESS/WAITER — nan. LKa inauianoo. Bkja Cfoaa •ma. 3-ii. 11-7 aMlt raw. Mabwan tram SMtton Caa Mr. If housework has you In a <«N Can Jan. 4*6.1374 CM 747- QarMMo aaparMno* pratorrad daya. Inqulra 7 a.m.-9 a.m. •«P" Journal, HarmMa, 4SS-40T0. Mon-Frl. 122 E. Rlva bind, don't say "Uncial" OOFINO - Rapan. alilngia. CM S4J-4I7007 . pratorrad. but wM tram Mini- *-11 p.m. 4 2-4 p.m. to aat up CARRIER Equal Opply Employar M/F Say "BACK-UPSI" tod M Hl d oll rooBng NURSES M/F mum 20-24 houra par waak at appolntmant.ET Pula. Inc. 101-2 bto Fu*y Churoh St. Matowan. WAREHOUSE/COUNTER SALE Quality cleaning service. WANTED DRIVER/SALESMAN - NSUPIANCE - CommaroMI NURSES AIDES M/F homa. You muat ba abto to ptok LIVE-INS up and dabvar work to our planl Raaabla, malura-mlndad par- Reasonable prices. Grand Ave. arM. Atlantic All benefits. S25-J35.0O0 i handling aon. Oato'a Induatrtal. Front St.. aocountt Only aapmp. . naad HOUSEKEEPERS ' Hazlet. Holmdel, Highlands. Call Jeff Cady Call 5«6-OO02 ask for apply. Good aalary and uaiMWa. Fun or pan U: UMvarany Oraphtoa. 11 Waal SHORT ORDER COOK ANELINQ - Door, Wlndowa S42-M80 Hector or John. CaF 221-0*00 Roy lakowa. In* araaa ol M< AM.. Atlantic lltohlanda. NJ CM 244-MO* WELDER Mstawan a Mlddletown Aganoy. w Long Branoh. Countya H 0771*; Ann: Prool Raadtog bapt Aak tor Dotdo b wald contamara Muat bo aap. areas. Call 671-4513. mor plumbing 4 atoetrte. Palm- CARPENTER — REMODELING DRIVER. — For Mndtoaplna Nrm. No phono caaa plaaaa. ing. Raaapnaal. raiaa. Pr*» aM- CO NCEOa < PCMON WHO Caa 2*4-4404 Muat hava artlculatad koanao Paopto Cara. *00 UMon Ava SALES HELP - F/T. Apply In CARINO — Matura woman avaM- I 2*4-4734 or 4*4-117* CAN DO IT AUJ FRAMING. SID- and good aapartanoo. Can lor INSTRUCTORS REPORTERS — Naadad to oovar wraon Mon. Buaamg Ctr . 777 { abto 7 daya a waak to halp out In IMO. MASONAHY. TMW. NO IPM. 71) BrMto.. M4-M3M 2 or 244 52 Babyslttlng- RAIN GUTTERS •pot MS-7100. Broad SI. Rod BBank, 530-1444 municipal govarnmanl maatlnga Ihrawabury Ava. Shrawabury any ftooaat capacity wttara MONMOUTH CTV. WIUI PART-TIME tor Tha Daily Riglator Soma aa- ChlldCare Claanad and rapavad DRIVER. WANTED - For whoto- mona waakand a month and or FraaKoW. 41111-1M- S (TABLE HELP — For HIM naadad. CM S71-OM7 Cad 747-SSSS. CJWtNTHII WLKK aarn ovar 1100 a aaaliand H horaa fatrn ki BABY SITTER - RaUabto. Your •an aaatood oompany. Yaar dont caa. COMPANION AIDE — Ta aantor WINDOW WASHING - J t O round poaKon Muat Mna good you'ra an E-4 wtth ovar $ yaars CM ST2-1N1. homa. In or around MkMtotown CMMMaTT Sand raaumaa and work urn- Yaaiaadewtodawal driving raoord. CM 2*1-4*04 axpananoa. CM NURSES - RN/LPN ptoa to Jana Fodararo, City Edi- STOCK HELP — Part MM. Apply VNtoga Araa. 2 boya, 3 daya. yoar tha houra of I 4 2. Cooking, (lot) 741-ttM Had aank NJ ound. Call «71-4243 driving aanmd paraonal cara CM CARPJER Mttoao - VK*W» m DNVINO k GENERAL WOfW — (201) rao-ttai. FraanoM NJ tor, Boa O-40*. Tha OaBy AagM- In paraon Mon. Bunding Ctr.. CM 471-3774 or 2*1-4*02 Wll—n* Dr.. atoo Broadmoor lar. Shrawabury, N.J. 07701 Shrawabury Ava., Shranatury EXPERIENCED MOTHER — WW 830-4*44 Ful or part MM. Parmanant poa- SMALL LAWNS — Cut 4 makv DrhM. Llncron. Start Immadt- » Madtoaj « ratlramanl bar.- ARMY RESERVE 3 lo 11 4 11 to 7 ahm poawona Wa'ra Equal Opportunity Em- lor your chUd/chudron Day EXPERIENCED CHEF - 14 yra. avallabM. OarMrte aKOarianoa ployara M/F. SUB-CONTRACTwKJ CREW - tamad. Vartad othac loba Out- •My. CM 442-SSSO. aak lor SapaMa of doing comptoM - ilng In har Waal aap. Looking lor parmanant poa- Lynn. BE ALL YOU CAN BE pratorrad. For furthar datana g homa. Call 747-4704. Itton. Inaaiutlonal cooking back- apply m paraon. 1-4. Mon-Frl. REAL ESTATE SALES — Wa K)ir)i k"ipfOvafT>aots Qood pay- CASIIHR AB0RER8 CM *7t-1IO0. NEED A - Truarwormy. rallabla ground. CM Mar 3:20. | Hoimdal Convatoaoant CanMr. nava *f poaivon* avaiiaDva roc 4*4—4440 Apply In p DRIVER/BAKER TRAINEE — lad immadlaMly tor land- IS* Mwy 34. MoHltdal. IIS HOP. paraon. to cara tor my two boya. ManmdaSt Buddining Cantor. 7 Fua lima morning*. Muat ba ra- ing Arm. CM •34-7*00 your poMnaal-eM Da/rah Aa- SUMMER I 4 II. al my homa In Union EXPERIENCED MOM - WW F/anted Male/Female Shnmatoury Ava.. tthrawabury aabto. Can batora 11am. N9ULATION APPLICATOR — NUIRSES AIDE M/F — Aa alUlta. irn.ui, Shrawabury, 741-3334 Baaoh. Tuaa. thru Frl. from 11 babyan ki har Eaal Kaanaburg 171.7171 Apply in paraon Atlantic High- a.m.-S p.m. 2*4-4*21 ALPHA OMEGA MAIOMRVICE CHILD CAW -Cauptoa and oonatrucMn In Monmoutn landa Nuralng Homa, I MMdM- REAL ESTATE SALES — Caraar IS COMING homa. I day. par waak. S-4 p.m. EARN EXTRA MONEY County araa. Expartanea/w* lown Ava. Atlantic Hlghlanda. night wad.. Juna 24. 7:20 pm WILL CARE — lor Infant In my am SMady amploymanl Top homa. Mlddtotown/Port Mon- Carpatcliaiilni. KaChem** to amottonal dto- TaaeMng akm cara. mafca-up art* Mon.-Frl. 0a m -4 p m CaB tor raaarvMtona. Bring a SOONI EXPERIENCED — Wll It- Daibi irubad ohddran. agaa 10-14 To Mry t sator anahfala. Earn IK* ataa. aaiianti. Mual nava own frtond. Llncron Omca naada mouth araa. Any houra. Ea- provkto arm but lovtng oara to a anaportatlon Can 7M-0J01 l>a- llcanaa aatoa paopto. flaoahr*na - Earn aatra vacation caah making partanoad. 747 1472 ad Saoratary. wal W In tor va- an hour Managamant program twaan Sam-9pm. NURSES AIDE M/F — Accapkng cMtonmg aaoratartaa. Rad Bank chad ptoood with you Training, WW train. CM tional banama * training Mtophona calla from our omca In WE CLEAN 4 HAUL AWAY — •uppon and aubatanttol oom- appUcatlona lor M atiirta Full or ERA LINCROFT REALTORS LOVING MATURE — BabyMttar araa. Can 442-1*74. NSURANCE — ParaonaJ linaa pan MM. Mon. Convatoaoant Shrawabury Muat hava a good rlva* 4 commardal H p.n.aaon provtdad C*« Andra. AQ ar Rd Mtophona votoa and ba avaUabto Or 14 mo. old Monmouth HOUSECLEAMMO — Dona by 1-17SB. E.OE •ARM lit AN HOUR — Pkia akm aaoralary. Rating ol auto 4 homa Cantor. Mm Nyhan. 22S-4300 Baacn. 1 day a waak tor aavaral lallaNa adutt. Raaaonabto rataa. ownara a muat Call Tha Dmmar 747-3*3* Cvaa 747-5447 avanlnga from 4-»» pm. Mon cara. maka-up. color analysis NURSE RN - M/P. Part MM tor thru Frl., and Sat. S-t p.m. houra 4 a raro Sat. or Sun. tor CM 221-2074 anar 4 or waak- CLEP* - fun or part MM, WW train. Aak Mr Cindy or dan Agancy Clwmn t 30 a m -4 30 REAL ESTATE: HOLMOCL •paelal avanto. Apply only II aap p.m. Mon.-Frl. 442-2343 afltoa aurgary. OR aapartanoa FOR INTERVIEW CALL anda. •70-J416 or SU.MM2 manadatory. Raapond to Boa Ya. «• .ra hiring * 7 1 MB] DIANE AFTER S p.m. with rafrj. 470-3174 Apahln paraan. auyMta.no Why not torn Amartoa'a No. 1 top INFANT CARE — Eapartonoa In EASY AUEMBLV WORKI - LADIES LOCKER ROOM AT. z-445, Tha 420-7S. Martian, ill WI7 Shrawabury. NJ, 07701 aadar-Cantury 21 AbdHy R«y Bar my homa any houra. Ratoranoaa. 00 par 100 Quaraniaad ENDENT - Fu> or pan lima. 542-4968 Port Monmoutn araa. CM CLERICAL POSITION - Fun o> No E>pananoa/No 44 50/hr. Apply In paraon Bamm OPERATORS - Tamporary poa- REAL ESTATE BROKER Equal Oppty Emptoyar M/F 7*7-1472. Bualnaaa pan Mia. Oanaral oMoa OuMa Hollow Country Club. Sunnyakta NEED SOMEONE — Llka your- aand aatf-ad- lllon Summartlma. Houra Mora than lu« a aan' to tova amd cara for your Opportunity alanipart amialopo; * * Llncrofl 4am-4:l5pm, alao 4pm-12:16am Lat. talk) 5*3- CALLIGRAPHY — Planning a typing Apply m par. SUMMER JOBS child. Wall nara'a "MOM I*. A •LAL N VITAL - S1I. S41S •Nfl. CM batwaa'' ni B'SO"a»0-4:30pm' "" . BOYS AND GIRL8 OVER 13 loving homa. fancad In yard. Wadding, a Party, or auch, 111 do . only to Oato'a mduatnai EnMrprtaa Rd. Ft Plarca, FL LEQAL SECRETARY — Part REAL ESTATE SALES your Calligraphy, tor not vary 50 INSTANT Sup**/. 2S Waal From SI. Kay- lima, opportunity lor lull lima 734-1000 WORK AFTERNOONS AND Baby Itoma hara If naadad. Bring CAREER NIGHT SATURDAY EASILY EARN 440 your child hara and your homa much CM Linda at 747-1*11 PROFIT CENTERS port. Oood typing aklNa and ability OPTICIAN - Now optical com- Amartea'a original and larpaat aftor S p.m. ELECTRICIAN'S HELPER — in typo from tranaoribar raquirad pany. Had Bank araa, laalil ag- 440 WEEKLY. NO TRANSPOR- •III .lay ctaan. 4300/hr >wn 80 outtota producing Mgh CLEPJCAL — Pul aiiM. matufa- otocb-omc waalty Company TATION NECESSARY. HOW- 724-0774 via. aap. or .. WMIng to train Houra 4 aalary graawva. hardworking optician naada aatoa rapraaantaUvaa In I WILL BABYSIT - Pra-achool mMdad paraan. typmg raqulrad. 741-2S41 nagottabla. CM 470-3334 Satoa and Mb work. N.J. llcanaa EVER YOU MUST LIVE IN our total Imraakiianl only mi. araa. Call lor raaarvaaona. KEANSeURO. PORT MON- chlldran In my Kaanaburg homa 14,000. You want badava MM IfnrtialartiiB ni MMMULW IIIIIIII I a muat Sand MquktoB and ra- Monday thru Friday. CM EXCELLENT STARTING LIFEGUARD WANTED Bring a frtond. To ba h*ld on MOUTH, HAZLET. BELFORD 53 Domestic Help om., part or lua bma. CALL Mual ba ••*< auma to: Boa T-4S4. Tha Ragla Wad.. Juna 2Wh. 7:20 p.m. 3 747-404*. SALARY - Fun-part Una. Ban- CarWIcaM raqulrad. Alttrnato Ona Rigliln Plata. AND MIDDLETOWN AREAS BABYSITTER - Wantod for IGHT NOWI 1-S0O-**2-7*0O Salary *4/hr CM 741-4121 tor ami Incluos. vacation, lood al- Swimming Rival Rd.. Lmcrofl THIS IS NOT A PAPER ROUTE .ummar tor 4 4 4 yaar otda. daya. Minimum aagja. aai-ooos NJ.W701 MAGICIAN — CM dM Taanaga lowanca. Iraa unltorma. IMxIWa ERA LINCROFT FOR MORE INFORMATION Woman or tapnaiiai girl Magician for your chHd'a party. CAR WASHES CLEANING PEOPLE — Ful Una. nra. AH inlfla avaUMa. from e CALL MR OICKSON 642-44*4 arrad. Rlvar piaxa. Call Routlna indudaa, magic, down 1-2 paopto can work aa a Mam a.m..11 pm. Can"I7CH167 or ORDER SELECTORS REALTORS 747-20*2. Salt Sarv. 4 automatic - hottoai MonmouSt County araa coma Mia MoDonaUa 04 Waat FULL TIME-STEADY WORK 747-3039 SUMMER JOBS CLEANINO PERSON — For mim- urn-hay ayatom - land, bkjg Aquanua Homa Claanlng, Long Branch. 372 Moomouth OOOD BENEFITS aquip.. nnandng. Caraan'a Dtot. Rd., Rt 71. Eva*. 747-SSS7 j work. IS par hour. CM LIFE Sun. Thu. 7pm-3 30am •71-S71lattorlp.m. or traa Into 1400-222-7224. CUAiailO—EXPERIENCt $7.15 per hour EXPCRIENCED ACCOUNTS RE INSURANCE Appry M paraon REAL ESTATE •TRAINING DUST BUSTERS - Commardal. Natural Eapartanoad Mom DEALERSHIP — W Or na aapartanoa Wai >ram you • 30am.11:30am Mon.-Tua vou'va thought about It Lara talk WILL WATCH your child In har Wa naad oonactoneloua halp to CIEVABIE - BOOkkaapar. Ful •ADVANCEMENT raaldannal. floor waamg. carpal Makitananc* Corp Aaaurad Ac- MM. • daya. CM bimaan 10-4 AQENT about n now. Our omca la ona ol •PART/FULL W. Kaanaburg homa full/pan count. Ouarantaad MOO waakly •opply lha damand tor homa TRANSCO SERVICE CORP tha lop 4 In tha Rad Bank araa Haanfna ol oarpato. furMura. U140SS ihlnQ afnaaHon wHh aubatan- IMMEDIATE OPENINGS 1 Mm Bma 747-2077 Mwn 4-8 p.m . H 114.000 fun tujl Qanaral Lito Inauranca Agan- 35 Brunawloli A«a. Wa ara buay. Wa naad you. Eac • - - ajk^a^ ASSEMBLERS HOUSEKEEPER — Fun or pan RELIABLE — DapandabM Mual ba II or oldar Mual ba Qraat opportunity M Mm from paanuna avallabM on 1-11 pm Iks 2. 44.000 aq. It. omca Midi pal aUa M work aoma waakanda 4 AbtaS* abj— — m — j^^Ji *rtj ata^.Ml ^LHS urna MUM drlva. Rafa. Eac. houaactoantng. Caa Laianna •70 0OIOS15O00 tnfrL rtaaaa C4afJ fO* *f>pi. aa. r, NJ 07701 aatory. Call 4*3-4323 421-12*7. CONSTRUCTION WORKER hoadaya. CM 244-442* tor par. waakty m our tolaphorn aaMa Cantor. Approval: SS20.000/oon- Nuralng Homa, 471-0177 TEACHER/COACH — Biology, •ussna. SUNNY DAYS or program. Convantondy tooatod ROAD DIPT. WOP4KEPJ — Bmat EXPERIENCED - Ironing Shma MrucMd 44.700.000 CM 747-4M1 Paychotogy and U.S. Htotory. HOUSEKEEPER — For MMdto- SUMMER NIGHTS LPN M/F — 11.7pm ahHt. Apply Rt. 36, Shrawabury omca 4 ground, malntonanoa. Ortvar'a N.J. oarWIoallon. Sand raaurrn own family Mon-Wad-Thura 4 and family Mundry. Pick up and COOK - Short ordar ooou. m paraon Atlantic — Thla M Waal tor: llcanaa raqulrad. Conotucaon to: Principal. 81. John Vlannay rl Mual ba wry. CM 4S0-MS2 ft omoa buadna. aap. hatokd. Call to paraon. Colta Nuralng Homa,_ « HOMEMAKERS High School. Una Rd., Hotmdaf. TLC FOP) YOUR CHILD — By IHiaini Pub, Man. MM S Naok Road Oapl. FH 24 4 Rt. 1* N.J. 07722. qulrad. Sand raply to flan mom wwi 17 yd. l«d«IIO M2-77SS Mr. turn. Taka Your Choice! MATURE STUDENTS Colto Naok 4*10 am N-444. Tha Frl. * am -4 p m TEMPORARY PRODUCTO*. ANYONE Slwawabuiy. NJ 07701. Who haa a naad tor aatra ROLL-OFF DRIVER PERSON — To IM In whan pro- Kaanaburg homa. Part ama only AH prepamaa piuvbja i COOK — bparlanaad Apply Chartoa at tha Rite, an aotoa rjuotton auparvMora ara out Da- Him. Any dm* 747-142*. •hattor. and oaati Sow op- aahad toadar » •— moomo. CM now. dtoaa weni LOOKING FOR 2 HARD- MAILROOM Cat 2*4-4404 man tha hour. I am S 4:20 WORKING WOMEN — Muat ba TUTOR — ci am • Inqulra Ihrough M» •71 and fraaranoa Imduam/. la aaak p.m. 5 daya par waak. Mual ba bondaato (non-amokora). atort- Ing indfcnuala to work M «M CMTina 542-4*44 anyHma. RUMSON - EnMrprtamg young- Machar wM bjdar ki tho Rumaon. atara wantod. You a* ba running abM to ba raady tor work on Ing at 44.90 hr. Only paraon look- 1 *aajba fifc*. • M' -» -*• - * - COUNTER HSLP WANTED during tha HELP WANTED PART TIME - Naad aalra oaMlf i-iiaa (BiTVdJs-MlQwiaTfJOajjari aVSjai 42O00* VALUE - For 4340 Caaa your own bualnaaa wnaa aammg anon notica WrlM M.P.O . Baa Ing tor tutura m oompany naad Work on homa phono program. «72. Long Branoh. N.J. 07740. apply. CM 472.1044. Cat I70-****. ba at KxaM II yaara old and ba FtoalbM. Earn up to (10 par hour. prliaa. Mpa and caah. paaaortaa. Qraat tor naa markato ••w Midnight shift, 1 to 3 Tha only raqukamanta ara that 55 Situations •ana to work anhar anM- CM Barbara. 747-SSSS. HOUSEKEEPER — Full lima, llva 10. -SAMM:30P. or BPM-V30AM. days per week de- you ara at toaat 11 yaara old and PART-TIMS WORK — Naar your araraady to work. out. own trana For aingla ratlrad Wanted Mala WE CLEAN ANO HAUL AWAY ICE CREAM FOUNTAIN IN VAR. pending on work To Ugn up. CM 542-4000 Ext • Eaacutlva'. apt.. Monmouth AMWAV QUALITY PRODUCTS PrtvaM and Commardal IETY STORE OPENINQ S PLEASE CALL OR APPLY cantor. In lha aarty morning hra. us. Bill*. Ctoanlng. waahlng. Iron- aRar 4 p.m. Part and M M BETWEEN BAM 4PM load. No Exp. TEMPORARY Ing, kmnad oooklng. Hra. ftox- ouaacaa g, paoa M ap PERSONNEL DEPT. You wH ovaraaa BM oarrtora. da- cara. mduatrtol and nutrmonal 741-S1S4. lor aummar and yaar Necessary, will avaiy, aaMa. and oobaoson ac- SALES EMPLOYMENT aa. ROM. raqulrad Raply to: rouund. lao opoiluntly tor Mar) Baa N-444. Tha Raglaur. naada 100* guaranwad. CM •onool and oasaj* atudanu Shrawabury. NJ OTT01. chrta altor 4 p m. waak daya: any- 51 Htlp Wantad (201) 739-6134 Train. Minimum For part time outside ' 471M02 Stortms pay sTS-Ssnir Ban. and Colta Hack CM Ion Iraa ama CM tor Mariaaa 4SS-0O10. wage. I 400-242-0*60 or 177-4222. clean-up work. OCCASIONAL GARDNER - On COLLEOE STUDENT - Naad ama" ptooa. Cara of Itowar bad* halp around your homai WM da Charles of the ATTENTION! 4 ahruba. No lawna. FMtai anoaa AD SALES CRT Call 542-4000 Ext. 205 TO saw Rltz Group Ltd. Call 542-4006 PART TIME PMaaa manuon THE REQISTER raquaalad. 741-42*4 r S p.m. 3 141*. Full Time- Between SAM-SAM t • a.m to 1 pm daily whan raplylno to a Ragtotor Equal Oppty Employar M/P OLD FASHIONBO HOUSE- EXPERIENCED GARDNER - N Morntnga • a.m to 1 pm daily amploymanl ad. KEEPER — Who doaa avary- Part Time 3!fP!L iioimdai. N.J 077*a Ask for Mr. Conner. OR 1 pm.. to to 55 p.m. dda*/* . CCoaaga a TEMPORARY Handyman aaaka hid ama pea- . aaaka CRT EaualOpplyEmployarU/F aludonta andd houaawUaa walwal- SALES CREW MANAGER thing. Houra flaalbto to aqual 3 lOon pratorably with houMng *% naad uliisntli wbo ara iHMtaaai «mi 1+ yaara aap. lor 1 Sao our ad undar FACTORY daya paf waali. nafa#anoaa fa* Equal Opply Employar M/F comad. Earn 144 par hour. No REPRESENTING LAROE NEWS- KnnmiagnliH ki lha cara of IntotHgam, quldi on thak kw. ordaramry and lit. o^lng. Oood FARM HELP _ Pan or hill ama Chartoaof lhaRB» avoup LM. ni. 741-7*47 daya. avaa traaa. ahruba. lurt. aaaar 4 raaa Loading Jay Marlboro araa. CM tram aa markaang rapa. Naw air PAPER MARKETINO FIRM. paid. Can ShaaaMa-aioo MAINTENANCE — Fun Una lor EARN FROM 4200 1400 WEEK TOW TRUCK DRIVERS — Want- 1-2*2* gardan. SkUMd In carpanvy. N-rtoa oondo. CM 222-210* lor oondlaenad offioaa tooatod on maaonry 4 rapaK.. Abto to opar. munlcm with bullnni Rt 35 and NavaaMk RNar Rd. LY HO EXPERIENCE NECESS- ad. Eaparianca naadad In light PERMANENT POSITION - paopai. Our product It * group FARM MARKET — Saaka hard ARY WILL TRAIN. MUST HAVE duty low truck. 4 Bat-bad.. FuK AvallabM. OualMMd paraon to •H 4 maintain powar aqutpmam CM747-4*00b«h»aan 10am to Hava paabolda llcanaa PMaaa ol any »• pubacatkni m Mi •DUNHILL« >. lua MANAGER 4 ASSISTANT MAN- 2 p.m. daay STATION WAGON OR VAN AND Oma. CM 420-4041 cara tor 2 month old boy In our or pan bma. W»J train. Mual ba at BE AVAILABLE FROM 4:20 P.M. Fair Havan homa. Houra. raapond to PO Boa S41. u— i»a warn go ganan who AGER — Chaaangmg Job with :. NJ. 07742. Maat 17. Manaal BroSMra Farm anl ppotonial . GooGdd PHOTOGRAPHER TO • P.M. MON-FRI. 4 *-12 ON TIRE PERSON — All • 30-8:30. 4 daya. To Man mid- ara wWng to wort harrj lo cuarouAN — wwi baa* asai. •4S-41H or SAT CALL MR. OICKSON AT maka bio mwy. An and MI I daya S-IVM. CM Ann ba- MaV liny e>aiaryi , oompfattanatva benefits. Pleasant sur- July. natoiiHwa a muat. CM • am tip PART-TIME 54I-4SSI FOR INTERVIEW. 741-SOJ* HANDYMAN — ExparMncad HI ara no obaUcl. a* long at you twaan S-a at 171-0*00, ait 27 H loma nawa aapartanca rounding*. Call 566-0092 pamang. carpantry. tumnur* FOREMAN — Far tondaaaplng mki up Mdi morning lull ol CUSTODIAN — WW> Mao* aaai. you ara anxtout to tvooMd and pratorrad, but WW oonaMar SALES ask lor Hector or John. RELIABLE WOMAN — bunding and rapalr Traa work. oonvpany naaponiPOBv •c a* than coma talk wtfh u« at othara. MUM hava own aqulp- to laka cara of akfarty lady. othar odd loba. SmaH tob zip *m vmagtf. Via tain Cat i daya J-11J0. CM Ann ba- dutlaa Including oparaoon M ma- and pngna nacatury Cad MaatlS-SalS7S4SS0.aM.t7. HtCKOHY FARMS mant and oar. Ba abto to work WE WILL TRAIN TRUCK DRIVERS — Packara. Room 4 board + aatary. Rator- •p.cikbi RaM. 2*1-1012 anar 4 cNnary. t vra. aapartanoa. CM Saavtaw Sq Mai, Juna 17. CAN vartad hour*. Caa 142-4000. Eat. you tor • compM4a caraar In r hto I anoaa a muat. CM 747-2244. 741-4*37 and tail younalf CUSTOOIAN — Pun MM. Oando lor appt tH-TtST K2-4W46 for an appl. or aand 24S, aak tor Cart. M Wa provlda cnmplato 4 and AaaaeMen. Oood pay. Frtnga Equal Opportunity Emptoyar MF comprahanalwa training. Laam parcantoga baaad on aa- baoat Cast for appotmaM MANAGER/ASSISTANT MAN- all tha datoHa at our Caraar partanca. Many banaMa. Apply SI Help Wanted SI Help Wanted FULL TIME AGER PART TIME — Houaa and omoa Night. Tuaaday. Juna 24 at Andaman Broa. Inc.. AMad Van Earn ISM waa«ly Major oorpxx daamng. ww tram. Own trana 7:30PM. »I|IW your I Una*, SI Maoliaulo st, Rad OftTRAJNEEfl 45-4*/hr. Mlddl»lo»n. Matoaait, Customsr Relations- anon In Rod Bank ucaMd on Rl FTvanaoan^ant poi *4*-*7M. Bank. 741-0023. IS haa (1) apannga tor bright HaaW. Kaanaburg araaa. CM CENTURY 21 Bnbmdar Raanora Collections a at tha Brandad ... aftor I. 471-4413. TYPISTS OuHal In lha Bnrawatury Plata. 6 omcaa aarvlng Monmoum County Shrawabury. NJ. ImmadlaM PART TIME TRAVEL AOENT — looking tor paopto who oan worn QORDONS JEWELERS To work Sat 10-3 and Thura SALES PCRSON — Matura yaar 20-25 hour, par waak typing at NURS.NG/MEDTC.4L luara a ManmouW 1 Managar or Tramaaa1 . Oood nkjmaS-S. CompuMr 4 rataa an- homa on our paraonal com- « ama and pan Una vananoa a mual- Ptaaaa call round poawon only apply. 4 daya atarttorung aalar~ y pt par waak Including Saturday. Ea- putora oonwwilng authora manu- ear. CM Mr. Trout 747- oomprahanaM banama plan Tarry at 544-4300. •crtpK k> ba oompaowa with our twaan 10 a.m. lo 12 noon only. ••ra pi am rad. Fair Havan EOC. CM tha homa oUtoa ooaact Pharmacy 741-OOSS. lypauwng ayatom. You mual POSITIONS AVAILABLE FULL TIME EMPLOYMENT - Mon-Frl Horn 4-5 Yvonno PART TIME — Oa *loa> typa at Maat *0 WPM aocuraMly oa raautrad. Imilnl Iran 7 a.m.-10 *-m. Kay- Landnaini wantad. CM Fraiar, 717-437^431. port Hanoi araa. Pllill oM SALES AGENTS and bo abto to ptok up work 2 or •42-OOUM Santa aaanlnaa and ajaatranda TRAINEE -Ra- 147-55**. ALAN CHOKOV roc ttiofa iniafiitailofi or Intar* FULL-TIME CUSTODIANS — A raaurna about youraan toUrUva r DAYS • EVENINGS • NIGHTS • FULL TIME • PART TIME PART TIME COUNTER HELP REALTORS any Oraphloa. 11 Waal Ava., At- Sam John Vlannay. Su In long High Vokima (S43.000.000 In • m.-4 X p.m. wlntor 2 JO-11 Branch Ouaaa Mdudad aupar- • to 3. lantic lltohMnda, NJ 0771*. Aim CM *42-**41. houaa Invanury). MunMaoatod Typing Bapt N RN's • GN's • LPN's • GPN's • AIDES pm. CM 74JT-SSSS. vtaton of 36 amptoyaaa. aohad- Company aaakmg modvatod ulng ol production and ahtoomg. PART-TIMt WORK FULL 4 PART TIME M/F — Oaa •oanaad aganta to ]oln our auo- PHYSICIAMS • MEDICAL TECH«ICUHS • MEDICAL SECKTMNES. He. Baual Oppty Smptoyar M/F lip. hakXul but not mnmiij. OLHCK PAYMENT FOR caaaU rSdanbal atoll. Opan- -Km aaamlama. Mual ba ra- Sand toaar or raauma to:P O boa PHONE BOOK DELIVERY Oumn - naaabto paraon mga avanabla In Long Branch 4 SI Help Wanted Explore the opportunities. Contact the participating recruiters in this 40M. SM. B. Long Branch. NJ W you hava a ear, van or tryok. wa Shrawabury omcaa Par oon- imill. Eap. in Ma- 07740. hava work In your araa. Raport hatoha but not UTApply AH. HtghMnda'shall ba- ndamui H.Mi.la.i CM Mi DIRECTORY, and please mention The Register from I am. to 4 p.m. Juna 2S- r. 747-0221. in 7 •m,-S p.m. 2*1-470* MANAGER — Oanaral Omca Julys. Eadudlno Sunday, lo Hai- P mc..10Pa*rlSlLong FULL TIME — Taa and Inauranca I. HotohUlf W Flra Co. #1, Hoimdal Rd.Haj- SALESPERSON - Eatlmalor tor Branoh. Mam.-Tliunj.n . B-«. dark. wRh kna»«addl4to»r> N J 07741 OSMTAt. ASSVJTANT — For Aaaa. Equal Opportunity Em- Bring Ma ad and raoaha 42 IM Hwy M Long Branch. N J 07740 12011 671*400 Mam aPJaa HI Moraan.a ~ M/F. II you toka work. INVESTMENT Hoimdal. NJ 07733 12011 222 »100 I. CMSS1-111I. MBCHANIC — Fua *ma tor tond- MapenQ coniraciof. LiQni ano PART-TIME TELLER — Wantad. 12011 *4*.42OO OBNTAL ASSISTANIT-RmT - a GIRLS & BOYS madlum trueka. Own tool*. Raf- k» tooal Savtoaa S Loan. Eap aal. Knawtodg* ol compuMra. laatot Fut or part MBmM ato lom •oaa 4 aapartonoa raqmrad. pfavarrajB but not naoaaaary. a rapidly aipanitmo nruout ajMSt/praa- ma. lyal.mi. a +. Wa wW Iraki. tha U.S. and MaU: baa. Uamra paraoa pratottai Iiynkandouar iryopan. Cad tor appt. ' SM-UW auma to: PO Boa 421, CoHa Raply to kaa J-440, Tna F Youre Needed MANAGEMENT Add. E Raacigno/Alm* Pann RN tor. fcraaiaBury. MJ 07701 M«K»1AMIC/MACHINIST - Full PART TIME - Nuraa. RN, Naok. NJ 07722. PEOPLE CAK LPN1*HEAL1H«IWS To Deliver . raa oapartonoa. MuM ba abto Paiwnnai/Diracloi ol Nuitaa DSNTAL ASSISTANT — Buay or part Mma. Handa on. ft yaara MINDED OF SOUTH JERSEY INC MARLBORO P4VCHIATRIC Nu'ling O*pt to work ItaalbM hour*. Band ra- 244 Broad 41 /PO Boa 4424 Da LaSALLE HALL THE REGISTER auma to Cantral Jaraay Stood INDIVIDUALS HOSPITAL (SUM Facility) 010 IMv^v Spring! RoMl Pad Sank. MJ 07701 Rl 920. Marlboro. NJ 07744 In your area. and pvumbloQ rnavrlananoai Bank. 210 Nawman Sprtnga Rd.. STOPII 12011420-1*4* LinciOll NJ 0773* aana and tool invartory^CM 1201) 944-6100 X424/303 (2011 9309470 Openings Now: 944-0204. a.1:20. OPPORTUNITY 1. So Won aland and Wood PART TIME — Ouaallam. Ea- Jlfnftod nviffioa/ of papBWsX IIV MECHANIC - WanMd Muat j M ^fc aj^LHJL nourva. ,, ,- a . aagaM a»d MgM. ananjasa Dr., Fan Mavan. KNOCKS MMtonan who akl ba nav 1. Syoamora LanaJUmp tor appt. 444-ei**. aatoonar DCNTAL OFWOS pdrtor Santo* Cantor, S2S PART-TIME — BmnlMUt t-1 Earn 414,000-424.000 or mora a M Or.. LMH SIMr. m. Him. Man-Prt.. CM yaar your van Brat yaar. Wa wW DIVERSIFIED 1. Oaarai Lana, Avanua ol aand you to aohoot tor two Ml FonmuUar/Mra Barrow. Panonn* Dapi Twa RMra So.. Rur waak*. IMHIII aaM. tram you INVESTMENT MMaplaii Maml Sarvica. 01 auma I* IN Nawman I KnoMiilyiollnyanoa.»yaar. m «M IMd nan* and aarvtowg PROGRAMS ParaonnM nainatoi. Jana Groan MCOSS NURtlNG SERVICES Rd.. Tlnton Fada. NJ. 01 "•P' pcawafraBj, tnbaOattaM aatafv Protoa.mnal RacruiMr 4. Buana VMM. BMara and kiiiidto. Roam tor advanoa- rwii im RIVERVIEW 141 Bodman PMca mill aadtoa. a HIM. MUM ba avar It. hava oar, ba Laat yaar VM araraaa ktaama Pad Ban NJ 07701 1 MEDICAL CENTER JERSEY SHORE I2OII4K-4*M DSNTAl ASSISTANT - Pu> ' WorBi. - " ol our RHI Mm (raala- 3S Union StraM Sam Itray Haanaa ataursnoa t torM ana yaar or atdra) aaa ki Nad Bank. N J 07701 MEDICAL CENTER MODELS CHILDREN aaaaaa of 444.000 (top 14 ATTENTION! Raa« will avaraga avar (I01I420-2IOO/I222 t*4l Coma. Aw) 8 MOa. to 16 YEARS CM Far aannmlm.nt 4M.00O). Thaanraaalnooma Work 4 rugMa and Napluna. NJ 07793 CALL IV n PMaaa manbon THE MG4*I»R otaur minisin |f yaara or gal paid tor 4 12011774-4400 En 94* DESK CUDIK - NbjM amn. 11 MR. otrrz -ra) aaa " on tha II M 7 aMlt p.m.-7 am OJaad 542-8880 Day Cara Cantor i. INTRODUCING paaman. On )o* ' alanmanw ara at aur N J. MM (201) 284-2400 Four 10 hour aMfla h* EXP NSC Far appt oak PART TIME - Okoundakaapar MON. THRU WED. pn waak on lha mghl »~n NURSING HOW (201) SS2-*i£> madaii tor awj apartaMM SLV Comptoa IV 14 Otarl* Lana, Fa»- Swplaa. OM aSB-SSSS aRar S. 10AM-5PM ftold.Nj.WEaraaNJ..BtoiaLlo. ffl Aganoy and a Uo. agam PART-TIMS-Dai manual aT Sdjual Oany Bmatoyar M/F tor AJ7T.P1JL ^^ 10.S. SANDY HOOK ff&sssaj CONSES&MONS PHOTO PLANT WORKER — For 18 years A up. • Call «72-O025. MdaydnPMay' Information on placing an ad 2t*_. fnCfa* rOOa^riZ . riaraa s^rTva, a-at.-4 p.M. S-4:20. Tu**,-aat Caa 741.11S2 tor drapary workroom. Muat ba ATTENTION! Mr. Lany baana In thl« DIRECTORY abto to art s aw nipipwi sr- Piaaaa marrton THE REOISTER PLUMBER — With aapartanoa. PaP y baaabaaad aann aaaartanua CM 2O1-3M-36M call 542-4000 «xt. amptoywaflt ad. 74f-72O72O2 anaJTr J ^ iY, JUNE 24, 1965 Tha Heats \n HB»it4W far rfit 131 HoustiforSali SlMiMU 71 MercnandlM 71 MarchandlM 71 MtrchandlM 77 Pat* and 101 Apt, for mnt 131 Houaaafor OAK «DOE REALTY 1 BEDROOM APT - AS7$ • FAIR HAVEN - 2 tar Sal* for Salt torSala Livestock slickM. !» iMMKa MourHy No CHAM LINK FENCE — 17a (IX REOULATOR — TO OOOO HOME - I kit- pato. rtr-sss*. ARMSTRONG'S NEWEST — Tb* TtoVaare, Uaad. RniQnb.li CM HOUSEHOLD ITEMS — For sale. nmiaaavaryr»..S4i , _ T _ paf*a*llb;illt*r7to.TrHsoravriirfig Oak dining labto and Cham. 1 na ptua iisra. I 1 badroom. 1 bath Capo hM TlB-l—AaanrSpm. draaaer. roaaaary. ex- wM clock. 31 day. aatbaa an hr OM $71 atobtrtc 1 * ataasw aaaurtsy. No A » br. IAS. Saw Thomai waai- pato CM 7A7SSM 74i-*l0O ar T " undargona • malar tooaaSwttWn 62 Mortgagee Mai green nwvjer. bowkng bake, re- miwator oMma. eMmaa avary 1S tna laM 3 yaarbl Patto. dsck. for- TrUajIMI Mvarwara. books A 3 llaalltiii mat* utttani mal dining, full baaaminl sn*J dto* aaato A nu- mma-. naada Kianlni. S4A Can A waaka old reajn whu HN 747-4S0A MSJtoom. $120 nautral cow patotto Rad Bank. GET VISA/MC IHIHIUOM •em* Moving u OMsn.itis.s-s. UOUIOOLETOWO N — 4 badroom. $11$,000. E.A^»»l-STa«>|O PktreM. muat SM Aaklng $1*0 SOATPOUMO) - 24 AGENCY. RlKlrl. SB* Proacact TO BE BUILT tor M CM A42-1B7* altar A p rn aMa. nWaauaaa ISO FREE PUPPY — OoKtotl "•£ LtNCROFT REALTORS Ava . Lima S«var. 741-4500. trtavar/Dabarman mlk "•£ Lt Harmonious btond JMJJ CM 4SS-AI13 741-5*** Ba. 747-«B Haw LMng room and dMtof IBM TYPEWRITERS tor s K to OWNER -3 CHECK THIS OUT.. SEAR* LAWN TRACTOR - 3 RED BANK - 70 Toarar HI* Ava . Cape Cod. Larga tanoad In RENTAL SIMM par mo yaara old 10 HP. 3S' out Aaklna S tirtsim, 1 batn*. orator Jat Miara raasar* to check out Ranl-opaon to buy 747-1SS1 backyard Ideal location CM yeur aa) wtth t CHECK al the loo MOO. CM Mark aflar f homa and room to run. adutta. No pato Saourlty A I yr Long Branch aaa-*4*B toaaaraquirad $iioo/mo • uta anavor bottom of your copy CM OM A42-7571 or S41-SSSS aflar A SUBLET - Untumtohad. air oon- TbaOaayRn IMMEDIATE p.m. 747-12*3 SVOWNER ' Inton Fill Lova- SIEMANS SERVOX SPEECH AID dtnonad. Naw York City apt I ly Colonial 10 rooms, svt baths. MttPMii MOVING SALEI badroom. door man, uMa. Ind. MA-ITOO Lika naw, 2 banarkw A eharaar. FREE TO OOOO HOME — Dag. UNION BEACH wHh 4 acrae tor horaM. Naar So^y IfInHfOn r#f^ofv oontfoi, S3QO CM S4I-A1O4 mar A p m. mala. 3 yrs old " aaoapl phono. Waal End Ava A schaol*. Financing $114,000 Sony tlarao wrlh huga ipMkari, 70*1 SI. MS0/mo. 1 mo sac 1 bdrm Studio AvM SOFA - AS* gold valvat Eaoat- Rala. mnMd. T4T-SSS4. Conaga. 1 bdrm. MOO E«M Adrowmg 1 acra 1 room LOW RATES lani oondWon. SITS CM wHh lots of raam to run. Cat JUST RENTALS Bkr KB-1*1 bouM avM OM *41-*SS* CLEAN FILL DIRT A71-34M avanlnga Kit S7MSSA. aftar S. varabta sot*. Mvmg chair, twin VERMONT SKI HOUSE - FAIR HAVEN • RIVER OAKS And Top SOU bad. gate tog labls. toakwood SOFA A LOVE SkAT -in m-osts. TWINBROOK Loeatod baMaan Sromtoy A RasM. 3 badrooma. IV. balh. CM BWy Ut-OSM SOV CaMry wnaa. Sj 111 oan- GERMAN SHEPHERD - $ Sb-anon Mts snips 10. Avail, by larga Syma roam. dMmo rooai. TWO FAMILY 63 llowy to Loan CLOCK {Manual — Anaoue Fax dWdn S17SAS7S IWrltaratOO. weeks dd No papan. Mom A VILLAGE lha waak $525 CM ISS ISSS family room with Csthadral oM- BEACHFRONT Tnamaa. Mrftaa. partost narking an prmta, amM appltonOM and A70-A323 or M2-2SM Dad an uiainltai. ABO Cons Ing. Mi-ln xflchan. giaanhouM. Enjoy fishing, boating and tha A BETTER LOAN RATE ordar. SSI; Antique bunk, re- much mora. Ill coma 111 larva Neck 7*0-5*11 GARDEN APTS. soraanad porch, torga walk FOR HOMEOWNER* SOFA — Love seal, kltohan MI 1 A 2 badrooma from A4S0 Mod- 106 Furnlahad beach year round. (KaanHjurg. mmi inatda 4 outotoe. S2O0 CM 741-SSM OOLDEN RETRIEVER PUPS - through axpandabto asue. fira- pky exit 117) 2 badrooma aach i tt» am " »» govern- SeM bran t pan Ha lamp, with Wing chsk. exc oond SWO for arn. apacloua apto. Hail, hot A Rooma plaoa. canlral air. vinyl siding JENN-AIR — Hanoi. I M CM 212 aaoa bitanan 10 Mala A Famau 4 waaaa old Cooking gM m- Lovaty fancad-ln yard A •••! AliBkBl * i AS—.— Ing modal. aaoaUanl A K C $250 CM 071-2SS3 ABERDEEN TO RED BANK arato gM and electric Good In- ptooa equipment M2-4342 am • 10 p.m. By ownar. principals only. CM a^ _ >• _ _ _ _ ^^^^^^ na couna, pool, raoraauon araa Room* A aajdtoa from A40 a wk. 747-5675 It no anawar CM aftor come for a starter homa. amM UOUVQAn V*pl9v GO SOFA — Ethan Allan dark Plna HORSE* BOARDED — VleMDy •ofve your f COMPUTER - CREAM PUFF Monmoulh MM. 2 horaa IrsHar EM. HOME RENTALS. Bkr 3M-1234 10:10 p.m. family or RETIREES who may 73S-MS4 aflar A p •HIM cumtonaand 3 Mai aohoola Ooaan Tan. need akin renal income" .11 LAWN MOWER — IMA Saar) backi Earth tona Harcuton fab- CM 542-4242 or 542-5323 aflar hurst KEANBBURO COLONIAL Mn uaad. Quarinlaad Highway 3A. Oaki Room for ram. PIMM GLORIA NILSON "Mslnlenenee-tree" wnh rue* Crarlaman. 4 HP. 22'. •«-ric with Floral print Exc oond 531-4*23 542-0*12 kitchone. bains and living rooma FINANCIAL ACCEPTANCE, INC to baa. CM days propanad, raar baggar. uaad AMMO S14S or baat oftar Coital 7A7-****. 7*7-1*47. Raalton TOLL-PREE I. H no anawar CM back LASS - AKC . . 7*7-7247. Hwy 3*. Shrawabury »42-*OOA wHh ptttun wkidowa facing Ma than 2 nra. S2W 747-8JS0 tobto aHa avanabu at AM CM yatlow. Mala or tomato. 8 waMs beach EkproM bum to NYC. S3O-00SS dayi or AS0-SS4S a»aa. UNION BEACM HOLMDEL 800-323-aSM. Ext R88 COMPUTE UOROOM SIT — LAWN TRACTOR — Jam Oaari ok), $150 aach CM 2*4-0471 1 bdrm. Studio AvM UTTLE SILVER - Vary daan JC. etc Shopping and ichooM TMn bade, night labtos. larga 110 rotary n cottoaa. a bdrm $400 room In qutot raaldmllal araa. EDWARD W COLLINS Daad end aveat Doni mtoe tine r with mirror, deek A LABRADOR PUPPIES— Slack. AGENCY »*S-4 dnva Irananii SAM wWi papan. Raady 7/13 Motttar JST RENTALS Bkr. 3$*-1655 No Wtohan prfv. 747-3724. y**r round homa with Income for recwning ABILITY-DEPENDABILITY only $$5 000 CM 473-43*6 or S p.m. LAWN MOWER - Riding la s hunlar CM 747-SS73 Laava RED BANK — Convanlani Broad Tf raal Torro SOFA — Otnttod llorel prim *2' 102 HousBBfor St. tocabon Maturs parson. KEANSBURO - Shall 20«U ' 73*3202 CM A42-4J1A rxoidanl condition $200 CM Hani 741-141* or 747-MSt Musi ba raflnwaad Idaal tor a for Sato COMPUTER WORD PRO- arrttrm* K1-07W LOST — Famato Oarman anon 132 Condosft. LIVINO ROOM SET - 3 ptoaa A-1 ABERDEEN TO RED BANK RCOBANK-Claan. Parking No ion* CM aflar A. Iff I CURVED AOUA SLIDE - CESSOR - IBM Oieptoy writer. TownhouaaB Large S$ Una ecreen. 1 yr. OM. maela 2 and tahlM. 2 and labu SOFA — Traditional. 3 cuahlon, apota. Anawan lo Tiffany CM Waal End duptok. Slotri kMhan rjrMtogaa. Working 757-0*2* For Dull-In pool. 1100 Norgo perfect oond.. without printer lampa. 1 bndaa lamp and 1 rug, IHC Itrucluri. S71-MSS Fraahatd cando. kids A400s oanaaman pratorrad. Call BELMAR - Dal Rto. 2 badroom. refrigerator. *7S. Both good buy* $10,000 naw. muat adl immedl- •«io Saai oflar Call 222-A142 laddad. AM CM 747-1414 Farmlngdata. M bUH pd SAW s 741-2*75 KEANSBURO - Shall 20>*$ ' 2 bath AcroM yaoht baaki. near and BOOd cond CM 7I7-1W MINILOP BUNNIES — S waaks Muat ba rannlshad Idaal tor a ekaty $7500 Call 201-741 M55 SOLID OOLO — LonglnnM OM $10-$$ CM 7S7-SOS7 altar S MANYOTMERS AVAILABLE! RED BANK — Furntohad room In LIVINO ROOM SET — And ruga CALL ABOUT YOUR NEEDSI larga family. Buatrwaa amusa- mm '4.10 STEEL «HIO - •«! in Mr aala. Akw bon wring A mat- watch VMua IA0O-I10O0 Baal p.m. or anytlm* wssliands pfnrfjTrfl nOfTfv. \j%itwi, HVV wal- bm. SMO CM «Mr • pm CONTEMPORARY - Full HOME RENTALS. Bkr. SSS-1234 mani nma Call anar $. badraom MI Pi chau. IraM CM saa-1152 Oftar CM 741-OSSA Mm. * mo. rani 5SO-A317 7$7-O$2S. tzss&MIDDLETOWN - Lukury A42-01S* OWNER HANDLER ASSOC. baa. a MgM tabtoe 1350 4S- LOOSE CUSHION SOFA - WWl STEREO Show handling A obadlanca TOMS RtvER-furntohad room, TowMtouM. SMO/rno. Flraplaca. ALL LANDLORDS) KEANSSURG — 3 badroom C/A. CM «71-4l$r II FIBERGLASS BOAT - Exoel- gtan MM* * MIX 4 cana chair. whlto duck mp covar. 1100 ft' Oood condition «M Start* Jun* 25 Napluna kltohan A bath prtvttoae. 1 rno ranch. 2 car garaga. larga prop- lant oond. Qraaft akl A (toning ftaod conditioi n $200 1X3X30 AMma Sao I. Drop-int walcoma Can FREE. FAST. EASYM •acurtty. $250 mo.. 244-4710 round picnic taMa. 5 banchaa. $100-a Ol Pra acraan Tanantal arty. A-1 condition I5S.AO0 SEA BMOHT WATERVIEW beat 115 HP outboard SBBSO sraund oval pool Muotba SAO AnHqua corrtar cubbarrj. CM A71-S4S1 2S1-2327 Klrwsn Co.. 7S7-CK0 TOWNHOUSE — S bedrooms. Sap alao avail CM *71-**0f own. $IS0 Cell 741-720* 1236 CM »4A-»55J YOU CHOOSE. NO FEEI 108 Commercial 3vt baths Prfvete baach. pom. A STEREO CONSOLE - EkM- PUPPY FREE - Mixad tomato. A HOME RENTALS. Bkr 3M-1234 MIDDLETOWN 1 SETS CHINA — JoMaoa CONTEMPORARY - > Living MATERNITY CLOTHES - Tool, trophonK. wamul. Danard turn- mo/old A swaili. lovaa paopto Rantals tonnls court A1M.S00 CM ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — RAISING A FAMILY? ownar 273-111*. Brojhen TtvoU tor It. 175 VII. a. |aam ale Sliaa 12 A 14 taeta, S Moll taoa AM/FM radio and spaca to run. Muat ada. Than do It In (his 3 bad • tort prtM. Naw oond SoMchguard $100 CM aflar 4 30 S71-S01A Good homa a muat 4S2-S3AS or ftrlghi A chaarful 1 badroom A BRAND NEW raa ' loft. Suliabht ooupto. no pats Ranch. Loeatod In a Psrk-llk* CHAPEL HILL RANCH — inatolktl I1M Matching couch. 7*0-714* JUST REDUCED Mttino This homa boasts a MM Ull *fl*r S. S41-1M1. SURFBOARD — S'S*. M ASOO/mo * ullrs Avail August MkMUIown Mini oond. AvM Im- fraa. naada padding A spring* waa SMO now $300 tonoad raar yard, parfaci for chM- madletofy $77S/mo. CM Jim o Can 4SS-JS43. MATTRESS A SOXSPRtNO - Quad Naw. A4 Hot yaftow. b*ja 80 Blcyclss 1 CM747-A73* RED SANK Broad SI Appro! 1 PIECE BEDROOM SET - SoHd DoufMa bad. good cond 4 yri chaokarbaard dawn Condmon dran Family room hM • wood Mk. Skigto bad, deek. stock unll. E KEANSBURQ — 4 room 400 so fl plus uaTa. CM burnifw *ilov# Mtn cnovnfl OWN sso-osoo COHMCia - (2) upnomarid m OOMM. S3S3AA Call M44A22 III... • inHlltL L»i SSSS; oakaklnl g only Mini Blkus 741-1443 daya: S71-4141 *VM A SHADY OAKS — 2nd Moor 2 " "ear wttn mirror Good oond oatory green with matching aide $2S0 CM jaaon 747-7741? anar hous* Just rfnodttid, 2 car doon Com* aa* III $10* S00 741-0473 orapaa in 7' $55 complet* 5-A pm A. ATC 2*0 SX — 1**$ Honds with OSVBBQ*. l*v0« ttnoad-ln yard. CENTURY 21 EINBINDER bdrme. End unit AveUebto NTI- MATERNITY CLOTHES - Sum- ravana. 15 nours. hatmal A oog- rnadtotoly 3*5.000 a4A-»42» 4 DINING CHAIRS Whlto akimimm norm door with N(Mr trans Avail, now 498-0876 COURTS OF RED BANK REALTORS •oraart par>« OS. t7t-2ao7 aftar mar S40 Wlntar $75 Whna uni- olMincl AlSOOor bssiofhy C*» LUXURIOUS — Ornoa aurto fuUy 201- $71 1*00 Opan kH • pm SHADY OAKS — Fkal floor, 2 lorrna 110 AH HIM 1S-1A 741427* or 2A1-3A1S II Marion*! • p.m. FAIR HAVEN lurnlshad AvaHabla on par 0l*m badrooma SH.000. Mldamean Mahogany chMa cloaal S30 ownad/Oparatorad Rad tank M.J. 10-PICCE wONC MERCULON - Oldar Wamul draaaar S30. Plm 84 MerchBndl.B Conaoa. KUa $400 • SUZUKI ENGINE 1ftB2 JUST RENTALS Bkr 33*-1555 For Information CM 530-7300. LMng raam pit couch Moving coftaa laota AS 747-S422 Wantad S-S MIDOLETOWN — Oak HM. 4 WaM End Imperial HouM 5 HOMES WANTED out af m»» Coal ork>na>> $300 or Baal Offer badrooma. 2M baths. Colonial, OCEANFRONT CONDO 5 honvas 111I1I to dtoptoy naw •1100: aacrmoa. SSOO Only A MAVTAO - Waahar. OE Dryar. Call 7411-0139 sftf 5pm l-A USED FURNITURE - An- FREEHOLD larga kticnan. dan'flraplaca I badraom apt wnh baach caw- moa old Sac. oond. CM partacl working ordar. 1100 tor UOUM. working rafrlgaraton. Condo KM« Pool. A400 • Canlral Alr/Cantnl vacuum 5 solid vinyl siding by Blilatmn bom Aana Rowing rn.cn SWIM POOLS — WarehouM ot A rsstoasnl Annual Steal Give your homo a new 4SS-SS47 tor appt. to «H». OOAtfiVftS Of nOfTTrOS, ttvCS. btvMt- S rooms Kktt/pMS A450 mm. to Pkary. railroad. ATTAT Hc pat*. 20H70-W14 (100 341-4313. forced to dHpoaa ol naw on- mama, ale Will haul 1 nam or all Oardan Kids/pau *4*0 EXCELLENT $1*2.500 $71-2SM COUCH — Oraan vanral. S1S9 ground 31' long pools complete CMM4-A4H JUST RENTALS Bkr 3*»-155 Tabu lamp. IIS Mana lackata. MICRO WAVE OVEN — Litton, t with hug* eundacke. lancing, hi- RETAIL LOCATION MIDDLETOWN — Sy ownar only 135 Commarclal amounting to hugo savings from •Mrval Baal oftar ovar S2M nt* Wtort. pump, ladders, war- HIGHLAND* - 2 W, J tMlt) Rad Bank. 21 Monmoulh St Flrel showing 4 badroom ranch retail prlca * Installation " raw. S3 Evamng gown, paid CM 741-SS4A ALL ELECTRIC TRAINS Proparty qvtred no money down. 1I__ . S17S. MWng STVCroucnad ranty ate Aaklng SSSS. COM- Lional. Fryar. ale. Hlghaat $ paid fsjnc*d-.n yard MM • mils 2400 square feel/$l3oO par 2 bathrooms, living room, dining financing eveUabto No paymanta aapaa. M UMWa tloum. sot to MOVINO-MUST SELLI - Oini PLETE Financing avM. CM Stan NdOody baato my pnes sac., rf s. Affr 1 p.m. atl-HT— month piua uwnue New central room, dan, kltchan. rec-room. HIGHLANDS — Separate budd- SI CM 7A7-0SH l-ptac* bodroom iat. pina opan toll tree 1*00*24 132* haat A ek. Prtvato S car parking laundry room, oantral air, 1 aord ing Store or offlcea 500 Muara Ml tato summer. CM 2*45075 KEANSSURO feat a lavatorwe Parking 1-201-«34-«37* bookcaM. chroma A gill* mlr- 4 room conaoa $200 in raar. on cornar Impraaarva True COUCH — SUCH »lnyl t Cain or. Colonial coffaa A and lablM. SWIVEL ROCKER - $76 2 and quality Excellent condition. Only $400/mo • uWfitos Saourlty ra- back chalra 2 floor lamps, brown taDHra A coflM taw* Hghl pma ALL LIONEL TRAINS Conaga. 2 badroom $400 • 842-5666 Osys omred A71-0BW ACTIVE SOLAR — Hot water eys radlnar. tow* A rug Ml CM Conaga. klda pata $4Offt $173,000. Opan houea, Sal a Mm. Panel*, lank. pump*, efac A Kana laenntr » oaah rigimn A4I-SSA0 $40 CM 2*1 3AI3 Or Fryar Top oaah appraual 608-448-4325 Eve* & mQQtnQ rnslCtllna) WOnisvnt pnoano%act*4*-2N3 Cottoga. kMa pats $50ffs Sun. Juna IS A IS from 1-5 p m RUMSON- Protaaatonal bund- M complete Naw. never ueed TABLE - WWI aal of • chairs. Weekend* M Hetohto Terrace Or $71-2*7* ototnaa. ISM A Mvt. good con MOVING- - Dmam aal round BASEBALL CARDS Conaga. naar baach A5O0 s ing 0 offices, wflh lighted park- $750 $71-**** aftor 7 p m. walnut all wood Good con- HOME RENTALS. Bkr 3M-I234 Ing lot Excellent location dnton CM 741-4417 with 4 brown varval Browar dlbon. $300 CM 4AS-1243 WANTED ADORABLE KITTENS chain $125 CM A71-S427 CM S42-*0S* RT. 35 HOLMDEL MIDOLETOWN - 3 kj. $1*5.000 CM owners 2*1 120* Beautiful marking*. 0 waeke old DESK ROLL TOP - Larga Ai TABLE - Round, oak wood KEYPORT fOO Square foot of finishad of- badrooma. Irving room, dining or 741-1743. mg SMO. AiUraar SfmM wood burni OVINO - TRS-SO. leval I com- BEFORE YOU HAVE YOUR Act** and playful Fraa lo good padistal waMul finish with pads, 2 lam Kids Hi. pd. A400 • rtOM on ground floor Ptorrly of room. Kitchen 1 Vi bath*, laundry SHREWSBURY - $000 eq. fl xomaa. Call 7*7-1*0* I. Cbi SI . 32' aluminum ladder. 44' baauttrui. $100. Zamth canaoto SALE — Can Saoond Hand Lil. 2 bdrm kMa HI. pd $400 s room, rac room, summer porch tobto. Weber grille. 1' 2*4-0777 Ah* A. SSMSt$ quality commercial Mdg. * hto- AFFORDABLE — Naw iilnllll DESKS. FILES - TabUra ohMra. 1 ftoator. r tabto saw with color TV. 26'. $100. ASS-IS4S JUST RENTALS Bkr 3K-155! REALTY BROKERAGE A patio Built in pod SI350/mo loric Colonial noua* on mato •toraga cabMata. oamputar HlatiMI pnoaa paid for an iiami. + heal A electric Option* of ramota Emaraon 170 VCRS aland. BSR security sat Raaaon- TRACTOR — Int. Harvaator wtth anbauaa. ale For bargains, slop LONG BRANCH 201 3BS-O1O0 hwy Both sonad S-1. Far aato by •vent. 14 day Omar 2 he* MtoprtCM $71-04*7 mowar. snow plow. cart, raka A Duptoi. furnlahad $300s buying or tato. CM TS7-2***. owner 747-4100. i pricM Naw or uaad at H Broad SI. Kaypon OFFICE SPACE FOR RENT - many other toaturaa. Fun t Mar chalna. SSOO Bar. $75 SaMng 1 block lo baach. uok) $400 Branch CM * AM PM. MIDOLETOWN — Magnmctont warranty SMS Carl 747-4114 A A"C DESK OUTLET. 1700 Rt MOVING SALE — 4 PC Ethan mschlna, SSO CM 741AO37 FOUR OAROEN STATE ART Duptok. has ft M S40O-S large wntlemaburg 1* yaar old 13t Moblla Homaa 3$. Oaknurn S31-3*00 map* bdrm Ml axe CENTER - Tickats lor Boston cond.. Chiropractic douwa bad TRACTOR MOWER — Almost 2 lamay. 3 badroom $500 • Colonial 4 bedrooms. 2H bathe. HAZLET - 10 X SS LMng room omma ROOM SET - pma OV« Pop*. July •. IS** Sacnon A or Dupku. S rooma. M pd $5001 RED BANK - Corwantont lo- 1 oar garaga. nrapuoa. gM BBO 111 ROOM AIR CONDITIONERS an, braM haad board, aw. naw. $700 Pool laota. $200 SUM B 747-S7SS cation 2. S. A 4 room office suil- grw Buttt-ln iwlrnmlns Pool. 2 Ms 3 amanMon 1 badroom ~ * _ VwMalAparJa. 4oMkaand ; S pc whna wrought Iron by srda rafitoaratoi Iraaiai. S7S. 4 badroom. kkto pato $700 M avail B* par sq n. Md A/c wwjhar, 1 mo old rllnesraUl hutch $4*0 Can S71-SSSS MILITARY — UnMorma. Cottaaa. starting at $300 • front entrance* Houaa orlglnalfy porch Mt. n^vr uaad. ball oftar Curtain Cat S71-AA47 Sal A haaL parking. 747-11X bunt M larga modal homa In Vary good oond $1*0*0 CM ~ 7141 Sun anar 2. afar 4 30 wkdyl awrorsa. +•» Muvanlra. WW1, HOME RENTALS. Bkr 3H-1234 evM 71S-4732 I RED SANK Mernsos Mills devalopmenl Ex- — 4 yaar* old A WWI. ate Old Mddtoa MATAWA* caaanl oond. S1SS.OO0 Musi AIR CONDITIONER - Saarl MOVING - Mull aall Stmmoni TROY-SUILT TILLER or army CM AAA-SOSO IMMEDIATE LEASING TOROE MOBILE HOME 1BS4 - IIDV. 10.000STU. S4tS Uaadi Kitted ohms hutch, tobto. 4 Condo. S room*. SSOO sea Pr,non>*H only CM Warren chain • 1 arm cftem $400 Altar SO' aofa bad. $ pc twin badroom 7 HP KoMar Vary good cor 4 atoratronai, from SOO so n 14kSl. $32 000 CM 7*7.*S2* or CM Mar 7 pm or ML ft pc Davtl Mild charry dMon Aiklng$7$0 411-4134 MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS IALLI 1 baroom. lit bam. a >a IH0 For mora Into CM 530-73*0 4SS-0SSS. $. 7S7-SM3 badioam MI IdoubUi bad) Zan- ANY AGE ANY CONDITION HOME RENTALS. Bkr SSS-12S4 TYPEWRITER - IBM AlllMor H. Waakdaya $ a m -s p m CXNETTE MT — Formica. TabM I 21' TV combination 10 pc TOP DOLLAR PAIO 244-1077 MIDOLETOWN - Lobuat araa. 4 MIDOLETOWN - Looking to buy 13» Camatary Lot* AIR CONDITIONERS - Soars $150 one* fumnura also avaii- •Un/Fumlahad OfBo* Sultoa or sen your homa? Let ua help 7*00 BTU'S Uaad 1 Mason and lour clvalra. S7$ CM ranch Provincial Frultwood din- abto CM 747-AA77 badrooma. 3 baths, rrvar righto, BURIAL PLOT FOR SALE — Ing room MI I2aatbn 7 pc. Him. PIANO WANTED saduslon. AvaAabto July 2* thru •With Sac'y A Anawarlno Sarv. roul CENTURY 21 Elnblndar Re- ASOO OOOO BTU'S $12$ Da- marHav Dona China lOfigiml Any condition 4*3-4*11 OM 741-5700 altors. 871-3500 Shoiamiil Memorial Oardane. humwjmer. 30 prm. used 1 DININO ROOM SET A2000«VALUE — Far $3*0 Labor day S2.*00. sacurlty da- Kaypon. Nj. $250 CM atai Many Dinar Itami cm towafry and hak ac- poaH. rifaranoaa. FOUR MONMOUTH COUNTY — CM saaaon $150 *71-**** altor 7 Ouaan Anna RactanaJir labM. 74i-*4*2 pm Mbr S p m 741-S02S Qraat (or AM markala USED DOCK BOX SEASONS REALTORS. 110 WantadtoRant tor our complimentary brochure 10 Muu ba llbari YOUNG BUSINESS OUtt - of eaduerve rkMnge AIR CONDITIONER — HO BTU. OVING — Sadroom aaL wtina abw 73H321 SSO-SBOO. 140 Raallttata a 3 plaoM with mirror $200 WALNUT CONSOLE STEREO — Non-smoker naads 1 badroom FOUR SEASONS REALTOR* $200: Waahar. haavy duty. S10O: OAKHURST apt In Kaanaburg-Laonardo RUMSON I WILL BUY YOUR HOUSE Dryar. partacl. SSS; Fraalar. Up- OuamO ROOM SET - Smoked With AM/FM A lap* ptoyar. S12S. wWi cablnal SAO Small padaual Smgta bad with wood frama. 1 badroom. HI. pd $400 ATM. WHI ahar* CM Katny MIDOLETOWN S71-A20O IN ANY CONDITION - AS IS I up. braaa baa*. 4 armed tabto. ou $40 Daya 774-7SO0. spring* 1 manr*M. $30 Sofsbad JUST RENTALS Bkr. 3**-l$! SU-J700 FOR CASH. CALL ASS ISIS I12S Can OaUvar CM U0-2M7 ra. Ctiatrt uphdatored 6 mo S4S-2A77 minrass. SSO. Formica AIR CONDITIONER — AOOO BTU. kruhan toWa. $10 SS7-0SSA. $1SO. Whirlpool air oondiaunai. OtNINQ ROOM BET — Prop Hal MOVINO - Evarytnmg goi 101 Apstrtmanta 220 Elactrx; 23.000 BTU S23S labto, 4 chalra. bufNM. SHvar •droom lal. couch, chain. r»- WALL UNIT - Walnut includa* A-1 ABERDEEN TO RID SANK O— dryar $100 CM 2S1-1727 Birch $400 CM tSt-E4A7 aRar IS mm pro- bar. atorao. Nami lu nraatooa: ttwan. 1-2 baawooma SSOXTi SUII2I up-right piano,. pm bM machlna Rod Bank studios alOOs AIR CONDITIONER - H Ion. A. CM AAA-OIM Oood condition 1150 CM anar A MUST SELL Ocaanpon. 1 badroom $300 s p m 94W-SS13. WASHER A OAS DRYeR — MANY OTHERS AVAILABLE! CALL ABOUT YOUR NEEDSI Business Directory Saars Kanmon. S yaan old Ex AIR CONDITIONER DIXIE MAHOGANY — lablo A chain, quaan Maa bad cauanl working ordar. $75 aach OME RENTALS. Bkr 3M-1234 1SO0BTU 1119 Ml wrlh lull nza box spring A •ma. toon, brand naw 72' our- CM S42-S4M. iTONTOWN - Unturntohad. 1 DAILY GUIDE OF BUSINESS SERVICES CM AAA-S37S matliaM. SeOO 12* X 12- rug and A drapM. Radio Shack badroom. fraa gas. haat A hot pad SMO FanMoa cunana Ml. ayatom with 4 larga floor WET SUITS - For surfing and A MARY KAY STARTER KIT - ayato a wind surfing. Ilka naw. O NaUl s-1 •». A/C.I •* mo sac Nopatt SAO CM M4-4327 CM 747-7343 any cry And papar good! for lala Can apaakan CM 747-7 luH wat suit with rajtiefiabU long 75O-IH1 ai l Air Conditioning, M7-A02A DOS RUNS — 10'i2OiS »•- as, «•* XS. SS* 1 anon tog EATONTOWN 545 Excavation 626 Lawn Mowar M0 Painting A ANDERSEN WINDOWS - and oauge. large home. $250 1-yard OFFICE FURNITURE — Ex- •n S $70 CM 2S1-A7S2 1 badroom only $60 • waak RafrigaratJon, « TRACK LOADER - 20 ton. 4 In 1 Turta-upa alllblu oament mixer •xcawent acuttve deM. 30**0. evacuttve doori. A Atrium doori SOH dli- WWRLPOOL t badroom. chad o» $300 • H bucket wtth operator. LOT SERVICE A REPAIR — Raaaon- counl Dallvary 1-AOO-S23-S707 $375 Auto Iraltor. deex 30x10. aacretary't 4 rooms. chUdran ox $300 s CLEARING. - PAINT AND PAPER - OuaWy oondtructton. ramp*. 30a*0. with aide leal H*- Etoobic dryar. 4 yaara ow. BASEMENTS and abto rale*, guaranteed work Contact $72-1041 2 badroom. wont Uuil $400 • KEEP COOL DEMOLITION 542*405 workmanahto-raaannihli Eve- ANTIQUE OAK DINING ROOM . bar. ixotssnl con ocptlonlsr* daak 30x45 AM with Townhooaa pataox $ooo • Fraa pick-up and ddtvory CM •- S plaoM. SSOO or baat oftar. dteon. $1SSS. Tkaa, IS". 14', 1S", formica tope. Executive swivai WROUGHT IRON — Lawn '" RENTALS. Bkr. 3M-1234 THIS SUMMER!!! 566 Fireplaces & 2*1-142* or 172-2340 CM 530-12** kWugany china cloaacoaal $12$255 3 snowa A radial*. $1S up so WM. chair 2 aaoratary'i cnak*. 1. 5 furnltun AIM aal. S14S sal Rllldinfll A commercial gy TUNE up. oil change, eharpening PAPERHANOtNO placa bdrbdrm Mll SAOS O 7A7-74SA tot tor beat offer 2 litany traitors. ••war toner MM la* cabinet AN $100 sat CM 2S1-MS2 R. Thompeon 5*3-117* Woodstove* A balancing. Work dona at your ' landscaping. S1S0 each FAIR HAVEN home - 270-W4* afl S ANTIQUQUE - Marbla up waah 11". 14*. IS". Englleh Cottoaa. KkM. $$400 • 444 Bathroom FIREPLACES-WOOD STOVES Tha FanvMna Touch Mandd. palnwd yakow. $125 CM (Mr* weak Vary reasonably JUST RENTAL* B 3SB Chlmnaya. brtok hearth* A wMa. reoer*. $25 * up Belgium ricad will aM the snare group TAL* Bkr 3SB-1AM Fraa Eat 741-ABSO btocka. $1 aptooa. Lawn adger. Rsmodallng ft Bnok. alone, btot*. ooncreu 636 Light Hauling or individual Kama 7*7-1*0* YARDMAN — A HP. Moa con- Rapaka. J Stock. 211-0037 PAUL'S PAINTINO — Good work ANTIQUE OAK SIDEBOARD — Brtgge A StrMton 2 h.p.. good dition Muat MM Into waak. BA1S FREEHOLD Ceramic Til* I. HOUSES — Oaregee. yard t •I good raw*. Ooaani hurt to eM BawjMd mirror. S37S, condition. S7S. 747-1*24. 3U. FIRED FURNACE — 125.000 or baat oftar CM W1-S0M or Condo Kids Pod $4O0a gunara cleaned Out A hauled how muchl Imerlor/Extanor Chandallar. cryiul A braaa, S TU'a. 4 years old Exc oond • 5 rooms Kkto/pMS A450 KINO'S CERAMIC TILE 664 Garden Art away. Mini OREXEL DINWO ROOM - cnmi 75 gaton M tank Wat sM sap- ABB-IBM Fraa eeumatoe. 2B1-11S4. •ghta. 3 tarr. $150: $ gai apaca Garden. Kida/pau *4*o • do M IIIIIMMIIII A rapaka. GARDEN ART 747-A12* Mill I ba« oflar CM aflar 5 oabmar. aanrlng buftal. larga arabjty. Beet oftar 717 23** » rob too big or loo arnM. For labM. 10 matonlng chalra. Exc 72 Qaraga/Yard JUST RENTALS Skr SSB-1A* de •eautoturas BEN* INDUSTRIAL — Raakton- 666 Paving pm. S71-1AM. ORGAN - Hammond. 12S XL. cond 072-1UO or A72-2*oa Salas HIOHLANOS nal A Busmaae ctoen-oul tarvlce SIR LANCELOT — Stock top APPLIANCES — Rafrkjaratori. •aj for $2,710 Ml sM tor S1 SOO 1 badroom apt. $S2S/mo. Outok-aapandabto. Boaar- DRUM* — Bnsail. 1 -BLOCK- SALE sealer We win eeal any btocktop VAsl & oyjs 900tUt)oo#d mjnj CM *va* *71-2*33 L TILE AREAS — Expert ra- furnaoa removal FREE Mtl- SmM repeira CM tor our tow A dMarantaM $100 A up Cancymbal. SIX* wal faaturaa 13TH STHEET in. Bath remodeling tinea 566 Qardan TIIHng 172*315 or 212-703-2250 4AS-S0SS. attar S W. KEANSBURO KEANSBURO — By ownar $71-4517 dafW YOU va Man tna raat. Manculous 2 badroom. $0x100 •OS BOB AUua. 2*0-03*7 GARDENS TILLED — With * hp pow buy lha baatl S30-2SST Jun* 1$. IS S-Sp.m. B A W LIGHT HAULING ELECTRIC WASHER - Brand PACKYSANDRA - Bad aver- k>l. canlral air. gaa ratal Walk to irov tator Raaaottobto Carl ve snyihin* local or long dts- 698 Pool Service* naw. A200 Eiactric dryar. uaad green ground covar tor *un or 2 FAMILY OARAOE SALE - Sat NY bus atop, atorto. A baaeh. CERAMIC TILE aa2-400» or 741-71S0 *» » p.m. APPLE II MONITOR — Naw m CONTRACTING oe. Yards. oMara. garagaa •Ok. Appu SO column board, $100 CM 2A4-S010 atlsr 4 p m •node. IK Urge malur* plants Juna 22. • to 1. 314 Taabarry $79,000 Can 212-A31-7S14 col- cleaned out. Licenced A Ineured. 10 CM S4S-3345 Court. Smig Harbor off Flachar atha. Kiowan. wam A Itocra JAB POOL SERVICE — In grioplar A prlntor card Taian - EVERETT PIANO 6*6 Homa 4»S-S302 ground and above ground meint. R O.j board 7S7-4744 Brvd , Torn* Rlvar Baby A chH- OfTipt P#0t40 FffM 0)MI#nttlV# walnut oonaoto grand CARRIAGE — With drarts dothas. wwg, crib, car- KEANSBURQ - 3 room gardan CM anysma tor appt. 2SS-31SS Improvements CLEANING YARDS Now linen. DIemantto A removal BAR STOOLS - 2 Mlk) oak. Eac. oond. SI 2*0 •trorlar and ac- •pi Prlvaia antranoa No pata. of above ground 671-4537 rlaga and muoh mora. avary EW CERAMIC TILE A REPAIRS DECKS — Oarman. and Caaars. anua A garaoM praaaad back, awlval topi. S1S0 OM 747-SSOS .. Llka brand naw Orsal thing must go. Call aflar 5 pm 7A7A3AO more. R T Bunders Prompt ser- Fra* aavmatoa. gift. SH CM A72-A4AS LINTOTT A SON — Pod main- CM anar 7pm. EXCERSI2E BIKE KCANSBURG vice Fraa seamswa. reference* CM 1*1 Hit or ISS 1111 WWSMS AM Wrought Iron oottaa A and OARAGE SALE — Sat. May 1A. Z2S?S CM enyame 7A7-0»71. tenance * eervlce. FMen A l«er» bjbto $25 Klilllin rug $40 An- A-3 p m. Btoda. gamaa. Iota of Sludkx from 1200 • CLEAN YARDS repaired Opening* A ctoalnga* BEDROOM SET — odda A snda. 11 Dalswara Ava . Cotlagaa Mamng at $200 ADOrriONS - Comptoto ra- Caaar., anca A garagaa The baat aarvtoa al raaaonabto ranaan king ilia haad board. aqua oval mirror SAO Chaw aaw PIANO — Wamul Spinal. Emar 4 room oottaga $200 FreaaaBmatoa A waad waokar ATS. Eiactric son. asking $1400 Call A42-1A35 Atlantic Highlands. 447 Carpantry mosllng aarvtoa. CM 741-4M4 prlOM. CM 4«* Oil and labMM. buraau/draaUng 2 badroom hurry. $3O0 • or 2*4-515* 741-214S tula Full Mnotn mirrori. uao barjoa irimmar SS Ptua uaad or altomoons A42-41SS 0AHAQE SALE — Frl., 5 rooma. kids pats $400 s OWE CRAFTSMAN - Carpan- •vmg room-dan aal Muat BM. tumltura. CM 2*1-S*SA Sun.. 9-5 pm China, HOME RENTALS. Bkr 3M1234 0 C Hauling A Moving Co — MAC'S INGROUND POOLS - IT PIANO ractolcfi. Job too M* tor you? OUST BUSTERS - Commarclal. AMca. yard! A caHara otaaned 7414*07 FEDER tWOAOES linen*. amM sppllanoM. ma rtsldinsl Floor waiang. oarpal you want to do II rlghL CM Max OMM. doori 12 Cardinal Rd o smM lor othars? CM Kan Oabrl removed Stngle ip- Inground Poda tonight Liner re- BED - Twin. MfU oak. $50: unad CM 741-1AM. A-i p.rri; KEYPORT Sodarlund. SM-SS71 attar A p.m. pllanoM lo enure houeahofd ptooamont A pod repair spacial- S' ^_i.»_. j vwKPfJon. nvovnoy r SMTS 5 Wnlto cha«. SSO. raaluninu hsl. Llka flaw. RED BANK - 2 faniay garaga 3 bedroom, haat paid $500 • Hot N' Cok) Sandwlchae 730 Special Chain, matal top tobto. chaip 676 Odd Jobs 10-12. SMO CM AS1-04M. 4-» sale. 1$ Ekn Ptoos. I ») sit HOME RENTALS. Skr 3*5-1234 Homemade Satoda •71-37A3 p.ra. 11-100$ 77 Cantor Ava A-1 ODD JOS SERVICE - En- Services LONG BRANCH - BO Dunbar Atlantic Highlands. NJ 0771* TOTAL RENOVATION CON- part home rapaka. FuHy Inaurad. SRITANNICA ENCYCLOPEDIA'S FURNITURE — Living I PIONEER STEREO - 100 wt par .vi naar Monmouth Medical STRUCTION INC. — Addraone. CM 530-BStS. — Lovaty set $145 Medical couch, chair, coffaa ubla. channal raoafvar. Baaullful con- 77 Pstsand >vM. July 1. 1 badroom. Mt-m windows, vinyl siding, daekm SINGLES BOWLING Books (5 Vd) SSA. Sofattoa (12 bad. $30. Takaa M. CM dition juat aarvload. Baal offar Llvastock Ronan, SMS/rno. Indudaa heel 466 Chlmnay Swaapa aarvtoa. Fraa aatlmato*. CM DO YOU NEED - email loot Bond ami ban/ Vof) Sao Ntoa tobto torapa 12] 530-1420 muat MM Ma waak CM ltd water Paul P. Bova Inc. Re- ITHENTrC CHIMNEY SWEEP 7SB-2SSS. dona, calling or bath painted, Sk* of spM7 $20 M Shoe roller slistai. wMto AAl-aOM or 4*2-13**. ADORABLE KITTENS — . dtor $71.2*44. rampt sanrtoa Smoml dto- waahar changed, etc. Call the CM Joan S42-1AM ( nSWI.Ek wtouM FOMarrura — Whlto badroom matoa. 3 lam sin. • waaka. Hnar SmM Job* Spoctalltl. 747-3*52 •at 4 poator bad. draMar with tramad. to good homa. CM oourns. Chlmnay oapa. Rapaka. m*M SMI I POOL TABLE - Ragulallon ana. CM 741-S*»O 625 Landscaping Mapto. aMato $1$. mlrrar. daak. $22$. Contonv Good cond . M aqulp $400 CM 74!-*S0». 660 Painting* 736 Telephone A*A1 * - Zai li - i 1 oouoh A chair S12A 2 Mar A pm A71-A473 LUXURY GARDEN APTS. — 1 A Lawn Care landtoMaaAMaptoai Adv*ncad And 470 Clock Rapalr Paperhanglng Service KlvOinC iTO* 9O. 1 VSSSJV* •#. Bl#r- POOL TABLE - r SUH top room Baautttul landscaping ABC - Of prolsstlonal lawn ang suvar candW hokton (21 SSO S $1*0. 2 MM bads ami bu BaglnnatA I 1 ml. from GBP CM THE BRASS PENDULUM A-1 QUALITY PAINTING — Done HOME TELEPHONE MOVE* raau S12S. Can 2A4-SO03 $350 or beat oflar Maple dreeMr management. The groundhoge M Dial pnona (ATT) $1$. FMMng A Mn*to bad Sao. Wakwt coftae 2*4-1*4*. *-*. M-F hare b) a new man rn town! ol standing town can al a wnh pride Int. A Ekl ExoMsm And add-on* rod. dalux ISH-1 pel SIS. Ntoa DOQ TRAINING Eipan rapalr A leekjisiun al CM Jack 101-7S7-SS3* FURNITUP« - table $25 CM after A pm. MATAWAN — Lovaty 1 badroom raMomllH prlca Cutang, edg- local relarencM. Ineured CM mooarn chairs 13) $20 M. Msaa J100.A 717.15*4 Bayahora Dog Ctub. 741-BO4* saaoneble ratoe Clooki bought ing. lrknm.no. tanauing Qreg Rloh for fraa Miimaiar ««1 -5021. •naa. Playboy. HuaHar. Etc foa ARAB OUARTER HORSE - condo Uppar Boor CIOM to TEL-DATA SERVICES Cotonlaj otvjlra $7$ OM wtckar P»«y Cabto TV. Pool, tonnl*. add. HouM CMS. Fraa antique Warnsuis ASO-71M. aa Spaakar. starao. walnut cMa 4p.m 27' ROUND POOL — With fane- Striking gray gelding 16 3 ALLOCCA BROS — CuaUm $20 (coal SSO) CM 2225711 Mg. dsck. ate. Sacrffloa $2200 or hand*. 1$ yaara dd Pony okrb w*igm room. MBs/mo. + v.4 Mam SI Antique Cantor. _ COMPLETE LAWN MAINTEN- painting service. Interkx-ek- CAFK) 4OS - Eiactric kayboard FURNITURE - Porch Lava baal oflar. l yaar old CM moa. aac. CM 27*-5AA* Maki SL, Tome FJvar. 34*-A7*4 ANCE - nadgaa. shrub*, bade. torlor. Free eatknatoe. Inaurad. •to. Jem or 0—toikto 73*-277». S250 120 plm Playboy maga- MIDOLETOWN or *2*-ltB4 747-A53A anaa. naw A old Baal oflar ovar draaaar. Dantoti oablnal A lights saxttsi. Aflar 4 pm 222-7SSS PRESSMAN DOUBLE DOOR - BEAUTIFUL YOUNG FINCHES AAL PAINTING — In- 740 Tree Services bo i ta ratrigsralor Doubta Savar*ltyp*s KNOLLWOOD 506 Dtac-Jockay GRASSCUTTER8 - BuMfMM. larlor/exlerkJr work. Fraa esti- CALORIC ELECTRIC RANGE - FURNITURE — Oraan wrougn mate* Insured. WOODY-* TREE SERVICE CMSB4 ,** n afta>^__ •urad. Tkn. 774-*$71. £A»»PETIN0~- WM to w ^mowKP. Mpan Pur. »**, o rOjwfOwn W*OppvA KENS LAWN SERVICE - Lawna I UNLfMITEp - All euo- matoi. wrlh laea work front 42' A ajn SIS. Armanng FREE TO OOOO HOME CAMPETINC O — Nlrton Oood A Klwans 7 Kiln OM. NELSON *—Pa*sn—dp, Paacn n Otoaa odor. Fhlto $75 CM S42-OM2. anar 1 pm daffy. Stag a 01 OAKHURST •toa-CaaSTI-Sili. LSON BROTHERS J.C. SRC*. PAINTINO - Inv •man Farm. 34$ w Rhardato LJuaOBCAPWa ••L, tlalntnf • •**"•• OTtknaMa -rt 14xJ* wWi padding AIM CM HAVE — An unaanwd Ham or risitnatlt oaato 100% fmanc- Ni-2271 two you'd PM to aM? An ad ma Ava.. Tmtan Fata 542-14*2. 5-7. 546 excavation ua tor to awya. |ual SS »0 CM RECLJNER - Eac. oondnon. FREE TO DM LOVERS - $ KOPF A SONS EXCAVATING VINCENT P. KLUNOK _ Lawn Tha f~~ $126 DouWabad. Spsiloui 1 badroom "Your 0*1 la our Biitlnaaf A42-1TS0. aprmg A tram*. 7 moa. old. $150. btovar AA At yr. OH aantol yaSoa t»7W carpMkto. MI aarvtoa A HBiia«*lii|i. BmieT) -XT" Musi aa* both. 7S7-7S1S. Lab. Sosi bvaalM S fnandry GradHB A Ctaanmg yyou r homaoma.. Fra* eeMntolee. FuNy CHAIR - SMiaHUUHai. War* HAY, AIFA4.FA. CLOVER is. ., phttm Daaare • BMknil SS4-72S4 asa. SSOO/mo InauradIad . CM 741OBS741- E Esni uunyjin. $00 TIMOTHTY MK - *2 a bM Pick REFRIGERATOR lor a ntoa homats) tor tamay your nan Eat. aftomasii_ ~ 2 door Norga pato CM 741-44SS or 741-4251 tw MAIN LINK FENCE - WMi tool- Qoow OonoWon. 9vS. sflar s p.m. and wuhandl. '•aa. CM 741.1*47 ssrM0 BANuK — I roam, kltohan « 82,000 DIFFERENT ADULTS CAN 4 IMS-30 DAYS ONLY $4900 £srsrs/w»s DE A BSD — Horcuton tweed REFRIGERATOR baai. Ekoaaant a $ ad MM (aaT AVM aflar CM Hatpakrl. runs wM. Goad tor SEE YOUR A0 HERE EACH WEEK CALL 542-1700 fTwi cabana SSO CM $42-1*40 ma Mao Murra. family (4I-274A •sata—. JUNE 24, 1985 The Register 140 RaalEstat* 152 Boat* and 2S0 Mosjtxcycl*)* MO Trucki* 300 Autoi for Ml. 300 AutotforMi* M» Atrtaasg IN Autos f»r*ar* Wanted Accessories B8MM8CC1671 Trailer, AMC PACER 1676 BUY Mi — I am a 6 year ok) CMCLE CHCVROLET Stock Hams good 8900 Body 6 Interior eac ccond. . black 6 gray Butek Regal, spoke Ava Bhrawebury CATAUNA U - The perfect CM 73t«6» DODGE 1972 — Powar Wagon. am/tm 8260 CM wheats, good oondtOon and win 741-81*0 V6. 4 apd. 7*4 P/Angte plow asareo. 8260 CM family boat oood condition 220 Wanted HONDA. BtLVIRWINa IM1 261-8* 3 18*8 CHEVY MUtUaU -Rabu— W Cap CM an* 7 p m 741-613* 307 Paaaad MffBBen OATSUN 2SOVX 1*61 - 2W. I BUSINESS - ESTABLISHED Many eatrea Including !'-» HP «nei I hat nun AMUng 81600 •June. apd ( cyl A/C. P*/P*. AM/PM Manna* outboard Anatout to Automotive CManorSpm 846 3165 DOOOE B80 SPORT PICK-UP AMC SPIRIT 167* HATCHBACK 747-1888 or 841-378*. 8160 aa kt CM ft* 6)661 LSa Many ariraa B8.700 or oven M VRS NEEDS TO BE ten Call a 71.Mi 7 Can you make an unuaual IBM - Oreal anapep. . ggreat gat - 6 cyl. auto . A/C. PS/PS. CADILLAC — 18*4 2-door oon- I- b- beel oflar CM 741-8104. after 5 LOCATE WOULD LIKE TO 1676 HONDA 60 CC - CMMa mileag t Maroo Only 72.000 ml Runs great 81100. RENT OK BUT 2500 TO 3000 SO CHRIS CRAFT IM0 - MM HP. donation to a unique cauta7 mototoycta Oraal thape 6200 mileage greet Maroo vertlble. 2-yr -old lop. engine 6 PS/PB. 18*1 DATSUN B210 SL — laoat- 23 000 ml 836*6 261-1826 evee win talk CM 741-4131 eat tor trsns good 100S PaMoreWe. FT KID BANK. MOLMDEL •0 MPH » EuaMnl condition CM 747-O488 Howard, or MIDDLETOWN. HA*El AREA Dsys 7ia.M7.MOO EvMng Foster Frtende. a non-prom or- 1883 0O0OE RAM ROVAL - 64.000 mHee Must sM or trade. ofler over 83300 Car muat be 2»W1 EVENINO: MI-BOW HONDA INTERSTATE 1880 - Slant 6. 228 angina, auto. p/s. I offer 747-1624 derroet 64788 716-6670796 sanitation, la In new) of two de- llOOoc. oteok.AM/FM tterao SttS n. CM 871-80*0. DAYS A WEEKENDS. ASK FOR pendable uaed cart or Mellon p/b. 6' bad. Aaking S86O0. will CA04LLAC 1882 - Eac cond. CHEW fXBMUl - 2 MR MARTIN wrtgone tor uee In dlatrlbutmg of CB, na«y Una. 83200 Call talk CM 7419460 OCLOHIAN - 1681 Fully 741-8847 44.000 ml Musi sell Bougnt s door. 6 cyl eutaa . Naw area Runs loaded Gray leather Interior. 8 fund drive carrteters Monlet ob- AMC SPIRIT 1878 60 Volvo Askino 810.600 CM oood Boer •B" '•IROLA98 BOAT - Freeh tained from theee canittert 1976 FORD ENC 150 - 6 cyl 3 Oood cond am/fm atereo. new ' Low mileage Mmt con- HONDA XL BOS IBM - On and tpd tlandard thin, am/fm radio. 861-1768 116.000 ml n AakinIng 821.008 0 or baat PSInl Sac COM 1HI >inlage provide funding for the continu- off the road uee. mint cond . 850 Wee CM attar 3pm 878-0470 or Seers Elgin angina. Ivt np. ea- ing work Footer Frlendt dooe to 81200 Call weekday! etter 8 842-4773 CADILLAC CONVERTIBLE 1876 -7833 8*84712 ml 8880 Caf 683-1666 pm 261-5183 traa MOO Htm 747-84*6 Improve living condtttone for Eac oond 83880 CHEVY 1871 itL DOOM ASPEN WAGON 1677 — 1680 HONOA CM400T - Back 152 Boat* and OATOR BOAT TRAILER more than 6,000 NJ children m FORO 1970 600 SERIES - 16 9 Sycamore Lane, Rumeon 4 dr.. 76.000 arlp. atsas. Muat aM 6 cyl.. automats. reM. Kigsaga rack, engine body, lift gale Runt good Flrtt CM 842-4316 Rune wM CM 747-8484 P*/P*. 8600. or bast oflar Muat guerda. new dree, battery 8750 Accessories •IN. 81480 taaet It CM between 2-4 A STAR IS BORN.. CAMARO 226 16*2 - Eac CHEVY MONZJt HATCHBACK aM. CM 469-4968 after 8 a.m. 13' BOSTON WHALER — 40 HP Muet aW Can 488-0002 p ml 842-4414 tf you can help, pltttl contact cond . 1 owner, low maaegt IBM — PS/P*. aVC. am/tm OOOOE COLT 1B79 - Good Mercury electric atari Bow rail OLASSMASTER IBM - 1M HP. Musi sen 88000 or bast oflar caasetta. 45,000 an Asking Very good cond. with trailer l» Bowrider Pertscl running FOSTER FRIENDS FORD BRONCO XLT 1864 cond In water, slip Includad. al HONDA 4a4. air. tm tlereo. tinted gtaet. CM 261-4763. 8SS0O CM 264-348*. Asking 8360 or beat oflar Musi $2600 (K'll-I'M PO Box 276. eastern taat. 18.000 m«ee. mint Port Monmouth |7«00 Call NEW JERSEY S 6 1 VOLUME Z26 CAM ABO 1862 - Black with 1676 CHEVY CHaTlwjIlE - 4 buy as Is CM 284-814*. aak for V 1*M OUfuJSuTlC - eves 671.9244 Keyport. NJ 07735 condition 813,500 or beet ofter Tommy. ft.p by cloth Interior A/C. sm/tm cyl.. 4 apd.. a/c. em/tm, 42.000 Deep V aluminum boat Side or csll (201| 583-1518 HONOA OEALER Can 284-2747 slereo. rear defog. bucket seats, mllaa 81500 CM 8*8-4*72 console 3ft HP electric sun HOBIE 1662 16 Rl S. Freehold placing • STAR at m* top DOOOf VAN 676 - In good and trsller dual sport mirrors Eac oond cond.. V6. auto. PS/PS, eatre Johnson, 0 F . compass, rill JUNK AND PrUNMNO CAM •nd'o* bottom o* your MJ lust aM 87600 747-0337 or CHEW CITATION 1*81 — Good IrSlter plut ««trM ElC COnd $3000 or beet offer 828-81000 paid 14 he. KAWASAKI 1678 400 CC - For tMtWM. c*J< lt*» DtMty condition AuM.. A/C. P/8. •raSrOOor beat oflar 2*4-4048. $2»O0 Call 767-5124 Call 2II-1H] MI- 81800 or baM ofier Like new FORD PICK-UP F-1 MODEL 16-1661 am/tm naaawa. Btiralat alerm. 1848 - TOUI reetoratton Rebuilt H HOBIE CAT - New lam > Very low frtaaaoa. CMaS4-817T. M2-1700 CAMARO 1679 BERLINETTA - naw brakee. snasfse. aarlnoa 8 DOOOE CHARGER SE 1676 - 14 HOBIE CAT JUNK CARS WANTED flatbed. 8 cyl , brand new Irene 6 309 auto. A/C. am/fm. C*. ate radial urea. Maar eafaa. Beet Wilh TreMer tramp , trapoeie Cue cond. Flat bed available. ' IBM KAWASAKI - 440 LTD tiret New Interior 83750 Call Loaded. 2nd ownar. 74.000 ml Looks and runs aac No rust or oflar 747-4077. Vary good shape 81180. will MMO Offer 12100 Call 642-0319 aflerSpm CM 630-3618 Mint condition 3000 orlgional 284-O6I3 dents Sport mags 6 lettered CMI 222-2267 rnaea. 8800 CM 787-3769 1877 CHEVY MAUaU CLASSIC talk CM 787-3627 IMP 77. 23 It cuddy. 235 omc. WE BUY MED CARS — Tee FORO - 1983 Ranger with cap tires Clean. 83200 741-7446 $8 000. Mon-Frl 201-438-5038 — 85.000 mttaa. Owner aaking DODGE DART 1674 — 1 ownar. • STARCRAFT — Blue 6 while. dollar paid Schwartz ChryeMrr- IBS! KAWASAKI - 280 ttreet 17.000 miles 86200 Eacellenl AUDI 1063 5000 S — S11.000. t CAMARO 16*1 — 8 0(4.. tUtO. 81600 CM ttetM 6 pm or 928-0828 wattanda. Plymouth. 141 w Front St.. Pled bike. MOO mnee Oood con- condition Cell 222-2060 or clean runs wM. 8400 or beat 4 teeter Evlnrude motor In need mo. warranty, alarm •ymtam PS/PB. Ar-C. Ml wheel. Rally 967-6784 oftar CM after 5 p m 499-3787 repair 4 life preservers lad 29' LUHR8 - FsWgtatt 318 Bank 747-0787 dition 8880. CM 495 4199 870-2430 34,000 ml . •«c«lt8K>i condlltofi onsets Very clean 30.000 ml 1878 CHEVY NOVA — 4 door, W, trailer. 8 hitch Included Chryalar. traah wator coolad. fly- 1978 KAWASAKI - 1000 Oraat FORD — 1677 Mep-van 14 Call 717-2640 S6SO0 or beet offer CM DODOE VAN 1879 - 6 cyl 8500 Cell 7474408 brldga. twim platform, VHP. CB. 260 Auto Rent/Lease anape Oarage kept Only 4200 871-8030 p/b. p/a. am/Mi stereo, needs auto . PS/PB. good cond Ready aluminum 53.000 mite! 89500 BMW 1WM — 4 (k.SlatVcolOf. brake wort. SHOO CM to customize 83690 Cell eves 1 IS' STAPJCRAFT - Oood lor Oeplh recorder vary good con- TRIANOLE AUTO LEASING maea. Atklng 81800. CM Cat 222-2080 or 670-2430 Valour int, sun-roof. Mind p*r- 1874 CAMARO dltlon 88800 CM 741-7433 Can for Ouoto 741-8010 2*4-3128 «si>lnd 2*4-8096 fishing, skiing, diving 80 FORO 1062 FALCON — Window vaci cond. 51,000 ml. 113.700 or 6 cyl. auto HPmarcury 0/8 Power trim Ea- PENVAN FIBEROLASS — 23' 1201) 842-7616 DMt oflar CaH 222-7115 AM/FM Jensen CHEVY NOVA 1ST* — 38.161 1*77 DODGE MONACO - P/S. iral 12700 or MM oftar Call •aal oftar Frying Bridge I/O van Almott completely reetored ortfl. mi., vary good oond 8800 Moving mutt tell Bett offer For CM 747-5233. P/B. naw paint. 08 COO ml Eats. 842HM9 or S42 88*7 Mar ( Sleepi 4 Call 672-2316 after a A 270 Auto Service*/ BMW 320 I 1M1 - 2 door, cotor Cat 671-0300. after 6pm cond Mutt tan 81250 or beat weekendt more info call 96/-0619 charcoal, Vapaad, A/C, am/fm CAMARO 1976 — 306 VS.needa U JOHNSON FIBEROLASS Part* SUZUKI ENGINE 1982 •torao ciimii raoar, aun roof. paint. Qood condition Fun to CHEW NOVA — 1878 Low mile- offer 671-8481 after 6 HONDA 1M2 — 900 cutlom lef- age 2 door. Ill" 61 a trans- DODGE DIPLOMAT 18*1 TRI-HULL - v-fl Butch, OMC. 16 SEABREEZE - 50 n p. Jonn- CORVETTE — Spare lira holder $300 or Best Offer tover new in 1984 Low mileage raar datroatar Original ownar drive, handles great Muat aM 1-0. on trailer (1400 CM aon with trailer, radio, compaaa. and cover. Ford 2300 motor, 49000 mitaa SW95 or twai ottar before neal Insurence payment mission MOO CM 741-3736 or SALON — 6 cyi . factory installed Call 741-0139 after 5pm. Oarage kept Eatrat 81900 Call evee 747-3927 787-7787 bkntnl top. and more Runt runt good. Dodge Truck trans- 747.5718. Call 222-1854 8600 Call 671-7663 evee 6 CB am/tm stereo Eac. cond. 16 BOAT great Water ready 842-4874 mlttton. 4 apd , with power take- weekends CHEW WORK VAN 18*7 — 6 62.900 mis 83*88 «H-43720 2S1 Mopeds INTERNATIONAL 1010 MODEL BMW 3.8 I - 1H4 Uk« naw Forty H P Evenrude oft. Ford Felrmonl body pent. 2 cyl . Body good, new ares Needs IBM OOOGE 4O0 — Pu6y door CM 880-3818 1873 — Camper Special P8/PB. Sun roof, cnircoal S14.5O0 or 1975 CAMARO - 380 auto. p/s. 6 Trailer 8*50 16 HOBIE CAT - Sailboat Fully i MOPEDS DHI oftar Can 222-7118. Bit. a/c Aaking 81800. Bettors mechanical work. 8260 Call equipped Excellent condition Both Under 600 Milet A/C. 401 V-8. auto., radio, towing 7675489 CM 4*8 0*07 .1 noged Ealrat. Trailer and tall 1677 MONTE CARLO package Rebuilt engine 6 trent 495-3336 13.000 mllaa 5 yr. warrant/. Like New Betl Ofter BMW 320 i 11M0 - 9 «XJ. •un- $7175 or beet oflar CM after 18 a8* MCKEE — 118 HP tube includad 83OO0 AM lor All parti lor tale New lire! Origin!) window ilick- CHEW MALIBU CUtWC 1676 Tim tfMr 7 pm 672-10)1 CM 291-2604 roof. B4aupunt ilarao A/C. altoy 1862 CAMARO - A/C. stick 6. 6:30, 488-1888. ercury 5 seasons old New No angina. er 62250 Call 2844813. wrfmiia. 1 ownar. axe eond. kmr am/fm caaaatta. 36.000 miles, Exc cond FuUy leaded, new CM 672-0282 MOPED 6 STAR GENERAGENEL 1M1 tlrea. A/C. am /tm. 88.000 miles power head 1963 Msny eatrss. 18M STARCRAFT - 18' Fully JEEP CHEROKEE. 76. VO ml., full aarvioa records oar- 85200 Call 583-2488 1876 DODOE WAGON -At It 15300 Call 842-5202 equlpM With or without trailer Low mllnai. EEac cond aoad SMM Can bators 0. CM Sue 738-033* *r 730-0477 Best offer or will sell tor pans MUSTANG PARTS 838380 CM6714803 condl.. many exlraa. 84500. can 672-1M5. aflar 291 M20 1673 CAMARO - Oood con- 18 SPORTSMAN — Eslnrude In. 84000 or ben offer Call S08-483-41M CHEVY CMEVBTT*. — 1676. Call after 6 p.m. 734-0308. 767-8449 1968-1870 dition 307. p/s. p/b. a/c. 77,000 Oood condmon. 76.000 CM id DODGE STATION WAGON - board/outboard. 150 HP angina SUBARU BRAT 1979 PICK-UP BMW 1tM0 320 PACKAGE - miles Aaking 11600. CM Mull Mil 11400 Call 8702328 16 STARCRAFT BOAT - 55 np No front end parta aflar 6 p.m. 81888 787-6359 1875 316 Very good condition Call tor needl • — 4 cyl standard 30 MPO. 4 BlacK on black aun-roof 2B.000 264-9066 or 170-2328 Evlnrude New trailer 82500 Call PUCH MAXI-LUX ml Raal baauty. Qaraga kapt CHEW NOVA 1ST* — 78.000 P/8. P/B, AM/FM 81000 or beat RADIAL TIRES Eac. cond. Many ecceeeorlee wheel drive AM/FM cassette CARS UNDER 82.000 offer Call 930-8319 7678022 80.000 mis Eac. cond 81600 Sarloua inquKM only SlO.SOO ortg. ml. 6-cyl. auto AM/FM 18 TILT TRAILER 16O-7O-8RI3. Ilka new. Atklng 6270 CM 670-3112. Csll bafora 5 pm 671-0182 KINQSLEV AUTO SALES And boat Malta oftar Call 281-8188 284-3864 stareo cniitts WW 1672 OOOOE GOLD DUSTER Call 872-0738 154 -Recreational PUCH SPORT MK II 1M2 - 2- BMW 2003 1f>7t - 8Mny 767-7867 $9O0 291-818* 8600 PONTIAC 1868 - 400 motor with tpeed transmission racing TOYOTA PICK-UP THUCK 4a4 1972 CHARGER CM 671-9041 17 O'DAY - Day sailor, cutty Vehicles TH4O0 Irena Motor needs re- 1880 - Many new parta Lift kit. wftlta/navy, tun roof, suto., pitlon. 846 mnet 8290 or beet sm/tm. M.OOO ml S4W5 Call Runs good MOO cabin, all eqaap Eac cond.. IV ti-IDE IN CAMPER - with i build, 8390 bom Chevy TH390 otter. CM 948-4977 roil bar. push bar. K c. day CM 468-360« DODOE DART - 1976 8 cyl, as $1000 Call 671-0178 bathroom, shower refngeretor with shin kit. comp. rebuilt, 8478. lighter* 4 fog lights Vary good W2-1S4O. la. 2 new tires, new brakes mae- stove 6 oven Plenty of slroege I Chevy 230 Sla CM 747-8948 1979 PUCH MAXI - Oarage cond Beat reasonable offer Call CHARGER 1672 CHRYSLER NEW YORKER — kar cylinder muffler 8 starter 16' FLEET CRAFT OUTBOARD kept. 26O0 milea 8226 or beet 1S7I BMW — S.0. BAV 1979 Bucket aaeta. leather in- space Large closets Sett-con- , TOYOTA 1676 Motor 2TC 842-3SM or 642-4838 4 apd, SI250 Needs tuneup. 8400 76.000 ml Exc motor Beat offer - With trailer Bowrtder 85 h p oftar CM 741-2466 after 6pm TRACTOR — 1974 cab over In- CM 499-3889 lerwr Fully loaded Mini con- 261-0787 Marc 24-gai gaa lank Saata a istjod Exc cond Call 776-8401 Trana . and rear. Call ft4e-4TW aftt ft pm dltlon 84800 or b/o. Luxurious. aflar 7 p m or before lint I call 5*3-67*6. after 5 pm lernetlonal with sleeper 316 De- CHEVY VEGA 1675 — Auto, Too many eairee te Met DODGE VAN 1977 White fiberglass, with aalraa 280 Truck* a troit engine Overhauled 40.000 BUHL6R t BITTER INC Eac cond 83.600 671-2248 A-1 WINNEBAOO MOTOR | Plymouth-Chryalar-MO-Jaguar good cond. 37.000 ml 8850 Call CM 2B1-t*6l Needs work. $1000 2H VW MOTORS Trailers miteo ago Need! Irani bearing 4 670-2760 efter 7pm weekdays, Cast 830-0816 IS HOBIE CAT - Car..., •• . HOME — Generator, naw tlrea. 6 parta minor body work Beet ofter over 3280 Hwy 35 upholstery carpeting, low mils- BLAZER 16TJ 4>4 — With lock- anytime weekende. CORVETTE 1080 — T-top Low tall boa. IraHer. many oatraa Plut 2 front teata S28O0. Middtetown 767-3740 BUHLER 1 BITTER INC mileage Burgundy wttn Ian in. 18*1 FIAT SPIDER — Con- Eac cond Asking 83900 Can sgs $5000 or rant 3*8-2814 CM 741-2281 ing hubt. auto Irant 4' lift. PlymOuth-Chryaier-MO-Jsgusr CHEVROLET CAMANO 1978 — vertible. 5 spd . excellent con- 14a35 urea, am/tm Rum great. larior $12 500 CM after 6 p m 489-8508 ALUGRO 16*3 — 28 motor VW SOUAREBACK - Neade 3280 Hwy 38 284-5000 Runa good, looks good Great 948-8757 I dltlon CM after 4 p.m. 291-33*6 clean 81800 oftara. CM 300 Auto* lor Sato price Call 997-9388 attar for 1884 MISTRAL SUPERLIOHT home Chevrolet chassis 6 work MuM ten or junk Make 1881 BUICK REOAL - Limited | 1877 COUGAR MT — Cream FIAT STRADA 18*0 — Sun-roof. Loaded with options otter Alto tome Beetle part! 747.7616 1884 CHEVROLET - 2 door Im- mora Info. t Ragana tola. 1 MED aale. 1 peJa. 8 cyl . 3 tpd Very little rual Low. low mltets*. 82O0 miles I with brown Interior. P*/PB/PW. 5 apd, 5 doort. AM/FM stereo rtca degaerboard. 1 ttoca dag- I Call 222-8338 Call 496-1884. CHEVY S10 PICK-UP 1863 86700 Call CHEVY IMPALA SS 1869 - Extra clean 60.000 ml 81760 28.000 mi. 4 apaed Minor denta 8500 firm CM owner ll 957-9329 i A/C. AM/FM stsrao. 68.300 rboard Asking 8890 Call ARISTOCRAT 1671 - Salt con 4*5-3343 Good condition Runs strong miles 391 angina, mini cond CAB 281-8433. ?-3695 or leave message 280 Motorcycle* Many eatraa CM 671-0336 1975 BUICK SKYLARK — V6, 82000 or beat oflar CaH C tsined. sleeps 6 New Chevy 30 a/c, am/fm. C B Excellent run- $2800 or B/O CM 267-9753 FIREBIRD 1674 - V6. 380 engine Fleer damage Bsthroom CM 1608 DODOE CORONET 739-8825 Mon-Frl 10-3 or fret*) 6-10 p m 1 ATC 260 SX 1M9 - Honda wttrh WAGON — Eac running cond ning condition 11888 Call motor. PS/PB. Good running needs finishing As IS $2600 Call reveree. 15 hours, helmet t gog- Itnttyb . 741-4355 after 8 All day Sat 8 CHEVY IMPALA 1876 — good ! 736-0168 . condition CM altar 6 p.m. 588-7380 Sacrifice 61700 CM 7 I Gd transportation Cargo carrier less than 10 hrs 82900 Call gle! incld 61800 or Deal offer 1 me 8285 787-4650 or 201-2747 Sun or 747-6758 attar 8. M day cond . 4 dr . 2/lone. Full power I 1*77 CUTLAS* SUPREME I 741-1072 Call 741-8276 or 291-3828 Wed 6 Sun 83800 Call 284-7343 741-708* eves 1976 MIDAS CLASS A - Motor 1689 C-30 CHEW-Dual wheel { BROUGHAM — Powar seats, tilt FIREBIRD 1887 — Whole or home Sleep* 6. t/c. micro- utility truck Great shspe. mech- ', 1975 VW — AM/FM. new Urea. wheat, air. new ores. Excellent 22'V 1880 BAYLIfstR — Cuddy 1684 HONOA SHADOW 700 — I clean, rune great Good Irans- 1979 BUICK LESASRE LTD — 4 1974 CHEW NOVA — Good pant ol car Muet sell. Asking wave Built in vacumn. usee any anical 6 body. No work needed condition. 70K Stereo 8900 I running condition. Aaking $2750 $380 CM after 6 p m 281 563V cabin. Marc cruieer. in- kind .of gal 812.800 Call Bought 2 months ago aa loft- I Donation First 8900 lakes It. door. VS. P/S. P/8. A/C. 1 board/outboard, fresh water over 1050 mites Mult sell Call at M. 83000. CM 736-2*88. ownar. Good condition. 93.000 Call 544-9317 or 544-1815 | Call 747-7224 747-0003 CHEVY K20 — 4 spd. vans . with 672-9140 FIREBIRD FORMULLA 1676 — cooled In water slip paid lor 767-8817 ml Aski 1960 CHEVROLET CAPRICE — DATSUN 200 SX — 16*2 28.000 Trailer even $9000 Call transfer case, complete with new 1879 CELICA HATCHBACK Fusy Loaded. 2 tone paint, new MINI MOIOB HOMt - JO' TIOS6 1876 HONOA 400 T - 8000 i •vei «7 Wagon New o M dteoaf engine miles. 5 spd, a/c. am/tm stereo urea 6 rims Clean Good cond . 570-0426 or 741-7840 1673 - Fully loaded. 2 A/C'a. clutch AH levers peddles snd -34.000 miles Eacellenl con- eastern, SL pkg 8*300 or beet miles Excellent condition. Many I linkage $275 Call 648-6SM or dition 83900 Call 671-1848 after BUICK CENTURY 1881 — 4 O M Installed Full power Good SUBS. CM after S. 668-0952 generator tleep! 6 84800 Call condition 83300 After 7 30. offer Call 707-O46*. 1976 AMERICAN - Fiberglass 291-4886 ^^ aatrat. MOO Ctll between 5-8 ' 7804717 6 or weekends door. VS. automatic. A/C. stereo. FORD VAN 1677 — Cuatomliad. I6 2a2tadboel Sleep! 3 Eacel- pm 767-8658 | Loaded Immaculate Must bo 671-9118 I OATSUN 1878 t*StX — 5-apd 2 BOMBS. BUT RUN A/C. quadraphonic AM/FM lenl condition Include! 3 taut 6 1972 OPEN ROAD — 20' motor 1964 HONOA XL 360 - Street • CHEVY 1882 C10 — PS/PB. long seen 84975 Call 738-0704 CHEVY MALIBU — 1901 2 door. ! sun roof. Looks A rune beautiful m. Good oond 8*000 or trtiier Ready 10 tail Aaking home 4 KV generator Root air. bed. gray with white cap. E«c 1970 Volkswagen Bug ' No dents or ruet Clean 84000 legal 1500 maea. Vary clean ' 1974 Plymouth Salelile BUICK PARK AVENUE — 1*81. 8 cyl., auto, p/a. p/b, a/c, tin beet offer. CM Seg.wealheraby. I35O0 Call 284-7617 316 Dodge engine, new refriger- Oaraga kept. Greet for 1st bike cond 34000 mi 85600 Call wheat. AM/FM caaeana. very CM 741-13*8 or 741-7448 ator 40 000 m 7877529 84995 842-4271 or 842-3786 Make otter CM 586-0646 2 door Mini condition Loaded. 982-26*6 or 386-3024 25 BAYLINER SARATOGA - After 11 a. 46.000 miles 68100 Call clean. 84.000 miles 84150 or I DATSUN 240 Z — 1*73 fiaaaU AMC GREMLIN 1975 best offer Call 671-128* •0*0 PINTO - 1*7*. Ufjflt Mua. 1977 Weakandar Fianerman M WINNEBAOO 1•74 - A- i cond. HONOA CB 5O0 1872 CHEVY PICKUP 1672 284-6728 | Rebuilt Engine Too many naw good condition 8*00 CM channel C B . VHF radio, cc#i- naw fjarwBtai a rvaatax haa H ion 4X4 with plow. S 7 00 or beat offer I pans to list 4 Cyl Runa Good Atklng 8480 Call 284-0616 1967 BUICK SKYLARK — a/c. 1970 CHEVY NOVA — Runa 741-3212 pate, digital depth finder. 2 8SV- •mk Mova. raf 'igarator. root sir Call 485-0807 Good cond Call 495-3166 Mint Int. good body, naw parta great Needs s little work 8700 | Baal one leriea. 2 auto bilge pumpe. 2 Slaapt fl tow miiaaea S7S0O I 942-0376 FORD - 18*3 Gelaale 2-door CHEVY PICKUP 1875 AMC SPIRIT I860 including battery. 4 ridlals. 8 or beat Oflar CM 868-0138 hardtop. Black/white Original anchors, twim platform, built In 741-MM* HONOA C* 480T HAWK 1882 Drakes S/O 642-4270 CHEVY MONZA — 1678 Auto. 4 'ith boa in alern hydroltc trim LEFTOVER - 5180 ml Good 53.000 ml. 11000 8600 or best offer I DATSUN 1976 L_ . paint. Interior, body 6OH re- labs. 2 burner pnncet! tlova. 1975 WINNEBAOO - IV FuUy cond. New helmet. Muat sell CM 767-8836 Ca» 844-8748 BUICK ELECTRA 16*8 - 6400 cyl. p/s. am/tm stareo. 61.000 naw paint, dark Wye. See to ap- stored 1 owner 82600 or trade) atainleae atnk. ice boa. heed, all toll-contained ONAN generator najed car Asking 81100 CM AMC CONCORD 1881 - Clean. 430 4 Barrel. Interior end exterior mllaa. new Drat Aaking $1900 preciate, at 322 m 36. Middle 747-1624 CempMe tune-up lest year New CHEVY BLAZER - 18*0 with CM 671-8798 town 85.500 CM 6*0-1234 Coatt QuarO equipment 612.000 alter 8 p m 281-8812 plow. Auto, p/a. p/b Excellent 4 dr . PB/PS. A/C. radio, low vary good. Engine needs some FORD BRONCO XLT 1884 muffler* alternator ten bett. work Call 739-381> or bow Ofter Can 741-3691 central a/c. am/tm atereo 6 tape HONOA 1881 400CC condtaon $7200 CM 671-8847 mileage 13500 Call 741-4863 CHEVROLET IMPALA 1977 - 2 DATBUN 2B0ZX 18*8 — Buyer. 4s4, air. fm stereo, tinted glass BLUE JAY SAILBOAT - Eac deck 56,830 mile* Aeklng 300 original mHee. 1673 OATSUN PICK-UP — With AMC MATADOR 1873 BUICK LESABRE LIMITED 1982 dr. PS/PB. auto, air. am/fm. Mini condition. Fu8y leaded T- captain seat. 19.000 miles, mmt cond , fiberglata. taut 6 trailer 888ftft Call 688-0842 or Many astree 8860 8300 First come get! It. - Beautiful cond.. loaded. v-8. naw urea, l ownar 82O00 root, 5-speed Sl.oOOmla condition 813.500 or beet oflar "KludeO 61800 Can 747-6808 688-7432 A Call 284-0813. $12,500 671.66W attar 5 CM 2*4-2747 CM 741-0610. anytime waar CaH 767-3329 37.000 ml 87SOO Call 767-2597 . 300 Autos lor Sal* 300 Autos for Sale 300 Autos for Sal* 300 Autos lor Sal* 300 Autos lor Sal* 300 Autos for Salo 300 Auto* for Sal* 300 Auto,frr»al. 3M Autos tor Sal*

Freedom of Choice 1985

LANCER a Our beautiful new World Class four door Hatchback FWD Touring Sedan. The above prices are for our stock NO. 5896 — a luxurious Nightwatch Blue Crystal Coat exterior with silver cloth dual reclining front bucket seats. Options included are: center arm rest/console, automatic trans., • tinted glass, defroster, dual remote control mirrors, air conditioning, deluxe wipers, tilt steering, \ conventional spare and w-s-w tires. MSRP-$11,277.00. Selling Price $10,200.00. OTHERS IN STOCK AT SIMILAR PRICES REMSEN DODGE 739-4010 Hwy 35 Q HOLMDEL RD., HAZLET MM The Regitler IY. JUNE 24, 1985 300 Autos lor Salt 300 Autos for Salt 300 Autos for Sale 300 Autos lor Sal* 300 Autos for Sal* I 300 Autos for Sal* | 300 Autos lor Sal* 300 Autos tor Sal* 1300 Autos for Sil*

OUiTIft 1171 — t cyi. auto. PLYMOUTH VALIANT 1*76 — 9 raUabla tranaportation Aiiilng cyl Qood condition Baat offar U7S Cwe71-770t(K *71-Ml! Can 74120*9 ELtCTRA H72 — fens graal PLYMOUTH 10*0 CHAMP - 4- HH many naw parts, including apaad Pnoad tor fast sals CSII llraa WOO OH «71-71I1 altar 6 pm 741-32*0 FOBO FUTUP.A 117* - Auk).. PLYMOUTH VOi-ARE 1077 — PB/PB. only 31.000 ml. im- Wagon. 6 cyl A/C. PS/PB. snow uraa and rims. 91200 Can U*00 Call M2-0W1 •71*460 HUGE IMS FORD LTD CROWN VIC- TORIA - 4 door tuaUlM cond Complalaty uadad 42.000 SELECTION mllaa Call 671-3201 PLYMOUTH SUBURBAN STA- TION WAOON 1074 — In good FOflO FIESTA 1*f* - LOOM cond Ilka naw radial all around. and runa good. Muat Ban *1000. A/C. am/fm radio Must taa Call M3-M74 Asking SHOO or bast offar Call FORD EXP 1M2 - 3 dr.. apom 671 40*4 coupa. 4 cyl. 4 apd. A/C. FM PLYMOUTH VALIANT — 1*7*. • caaaana. moon-roof mag cyl auto. t/c. axcaHanl trans- whaall. 34.000 ml Orlg ownar portation Asking M9S Csll Exc cond Awing 93300 741-4493 M2 33M PLYMOUTH ROAD RUNNER FORD PINTO 1976 - Runa 1(74 — t-apaad. *0K. yallow good, body good tsoo o> baat with black Intarlor Excallant Oftar Call 291-4040 condition. 12000 Call 2*1-3166 FORD FAIRMONT 19*0 PLYMOUTH DUSTER 1071 — 9 4 cyl , 4 dc A/C. PS/PB cyl . good angina, fair running Aaking 12300 cond Asking i&OO CaH Barbara Call 2*1-3507 7*7-10*0 FORD ORANADA 1*77 — 2 1073 PLYMOUTH door High milaaga Nam brakaa END OF •900 or baat offar "rat « banary. «700 firm Call Can 2*4467* attar* Day! 774-7600. avaa SM-2977 1062 PONTIAC BONNEVILLE - 1*77 FORD ORANADA — I Wagon P/t, P/B. P/W. P/L. A/C, door, high milaaga. naw Drat, AM/FM starao. root rack, wood ctrakaa. bartary. Irantrr panalt. laathar ml 50 000 ml MOO Day> 774-70OO, Exc. cond. 0SSOO 741-0*10 YEAR IH ill I Mon-Frl. 6-5 p m FORD FIESTA 1(71 — CMan 1979 PONTIAC GRAND PRIX - A/C. naw banary brakat. Excal- Landau roof, two tons brown, all > lanl condition. MM Can powar. wan kapt Asking (3360. 3*3-7*43 CaH 496-9909 PRICES NOW! FORD OHANADA 9. •2900 Csll Dtloris 741-690* The Loan-A-Ranger 741-M70 PONTIAC TRANS AM — 1076 FORD MUSTANG 60 OT - A/C. Whna. rad mlanor. auto. a/c. •m/fm a»c. condition Asking 48.000 ml 14200 Call 264-972* •3100 or boat oftar Cal 944-4211 PONTIAC 107* QRAND LaMANS OM QUALITY WAQON — Auto.. A/C. QEOROE WALL PS/PB'PW. starao. 81 000 ml SMVICf PARTS LINCOLN/MERCURY • 1800 Call 642-1*40 Shrawabury Ava II Sycamore Sr.raw.bury 747-5400 PONTIAC FIREBIRD 1978 — Looks good, r HONDA ACCORD LX 1M1 — 2 bast offar Ci dr hatchback, air. i apd . 42.000 ml Exc cond S6S00 Can PORSCHE 944 — 19*4 Oamim 642-29*4 gray 9 apd . all options • many aktraa Qraal dasi Assums HONDA ACCORD 1*60-4 laaat Csn642-i53« door 5-apd 93.000 miMa Sraat condition Asking S5000 Call CHEVROLET •43-01M atWr 6 HONDA CIVIC — 197* 1 ownar GRAND PRIX 1975 — Qood 22.0OO mlkM Mint condition 2 cond . many axtraa Aaking door. 4 apd. auck 12495 Call • 1700 Call S30-M79 aftar 10 am 747-03*4 fttson 1979 RABBIT DIESEL - Sun JEEP CJ7 1M4 - Hardtop 4 roof, traitar hitch. Mock naaiar cyl. 4-apaad Sacrtfica-67100 am/fm starao radio Extras Call 542-1000 Can 2*1-0*74 496-0292

" KITSON CHEVROLET CO ~ RED BANK MOTORSINC Hwy 36 Eatontown 131 Nawman Springs. Rad Bank 642-1000 Dodga-AMC-Jaap-Ranauit 747-0040 LABRIOLA MOTORS Nawman Spring* R RITTENHOUSE 741-24 LINCOLN-MERCUFtY INC 900 Rl 35-Ocaan Twp 779-1900 LEMANS 1*71 6 cyl Runt good Baat offar SANSONE OLDS-CADILLAC Call 4»6-16M Nawman Springs Rd Rad Ban* 741-0*10 -LINCOLN — 1**0 Town car 4 door Mint condition Fully 1942 SENTRA - Hatchback loadad MUII aaa MM0 Call Sun roof. a/c. am/fm radio, gar- 671-6*64 aga kapl Sola ownar A-1 con- dition silvar. 5 apd. axcaflant it -fr it it it Llncofn-Marcury-Markur buy 14*00 222-0*23 9TRAUB LINCOLN-MERCURY Highway 39 Kaypon. 264-6600 SUBURU DL Wagon — 1061 Da LINCOLN — 1*76 Lincoln Town san batgs A/C. good condition. 54 000 mi . 13300 Csll 530-0441 Coupa, Looks graal. runa graat no rutt. naw pamt 62500 Call 1**0 SUBURU HATCHBACK - 747-0003 Modal 1*00 DL 9 apd vary good condition 12200 Call LOCALLY-DRIVEN USED CARS 747 9944 — PRICED RIGHT RASSAS PONTIAC. 3*6 BROAD 3T RED SUBARU (Brat) — 1M2 Mint BANK 741-91*0 •9600 Will talk Call 872-9316 or RASSAS PONTIAC 212-703-2260 1*7* MALIBU CLASSIC - Wagon ExcaHanl running con- SUPER BEETLE 1971 dition 67.000 mllat S22O0 Call Good running snaps batwaan Mpm 767-**M 1400 firm Call 406-3446 MAZDA OLC 1M0 — 2 dr . 9 apd.. 4 cyl am/tm starao Exc TOMS FORD cond Muat Mil maka ottar Can 200 Hwy 36 Kaypon 741-7*41 2*4-1*00 MECHANICS SPECIAL — 1*77 TOYOTA - 1*7* Calica OT Marcury Marquis Naads trana- A/C. AM/FM caaaana tlarao. 9 SALE-A-BRAT1ON misaton work Aaking S600. Call apd. drtvaa graal nsoo Call 73*-2M1 747-3330

MERCEDES BEfU 2J0 SL - TOYOTA CELICA 197* GT - ! ISM convarfJMa 2 tops, whna spaad. llftback with van's. A/C. •Wi rad Intarlor. 4 spaad axe am/fm tlarao caasstta Aaking cond.. 112.900 or bast oftar Call •2000 Can Mlchaal 7*7-7067 741-MM TOYOTA SUPRA - 1M3 Vary 1M4 MERCEDES 300 O - good common whita. cksan blua PONTIAC SUNBIRD Turbo dolaal 4 door ssdsn nlarlor loadad 112.000 Evaa 1 6000 13.600 mHas Mini condition * 747*0*4 U4.M6 Call waakdaya TOYOTA COROLLA 10*1 _ 741-3199. waanands M2-»S»» Auto. PB. AM radio. A/C Naw FIEROS CONVERTIBLES MERCURY COUOAP. 1*7* tJraa. banary 1 brakas Exc Aaking 91000 naadi minor body cond low mHssgt Aaking work Call 4**-4»*» 14600 997-0643 attar • WAGONS MERCEDES 2*0 1972 - A'C. TOYOTA COROLLA DELUXE Blockbuster am/tm catttns and mora Runs 1*7* - 100,000 milas Good wan $2*00 Can ba aaan at 117 condition 4 ntm tlras Many naw Hwy. 39. Eatonlown or call pans 11000 Call 229-5436 Clearance 3M-0100 TOYOTA CELICA 10*0 — AC MERCURY LYNX 1962 — 4 dr am/fm caaa . 5 spd. 42,000 orig A/C. PS/PB Excellant condition mi Exc cond. Orast gas mils- on All Convertibles •3499 Call 741-2321 sos 13900- bast otfsr 201-4690 MERCURY COMET 1974 — 1077 TOYOTA COROLLA - Ask- 70.000 orlg ml . Runs graat Call ing 11100. 1077 Plymouth Sta- aftar 6 6 waakands 967-9055 tion Wagon Aaking •1100. Call •71-4*14. 1984 SUNBIRD LE CONVERTIBLE MERCURY BOBCAT — 1*7* 4 • 10200 4 cyt tutt Intact A/C. Auto trtne.. Formutl M**r cyl 4 sod Runs good Asking 107* TOYOTA COMOU.A - WftMl. P/S Win WINeMl Cow* 4 locki. lamp group AM-FM (700 Call 291-U1? Sports modal 5 spaads. air am/fm Runa good 11200 Can two dual hwni gu«QM (rip odomcttf, Ptmm front dltc MERCURY COUGAR XR 7 - 291-62M CKM*M ciott> iu»ory lnt*rKx. cuMom barts Pow dr loeha tint 1076. Excallant condition Naw g<*M P/wirvtfowi. (Mck lid r*moM. add I front ft rMr mm paint |ob. roof. llraa Aaking TOYOTA COROLLA 1*7* - Sta- luff) compartme>nl (rtm. rock pan*>l HUGE tlon Wagon 6-apd. A/C. AM 20 1985'S •2900 Must San 767-2022 radio Runs wsil Musi sail Ask- ar mrni ctoth luaury Intortor Rutty Jon*M 1*78 MERCURY MONTEOO — ingtMO Call 530-9324 HuM-proof. Rutty JOAM inttrlof Mai. yaMow. A/C. 4 spaaksr starso Rutty Jonaa Ptint Sa*i und«rco*t laalhar aaats. baat oftar TOYOTA CELICA 10*0 — QT OM OUR LOT NOW OR 642-4270 allar «. Llftback Brown. 5 spaad A/C SELECTION am/fm tapa dack Exc cond LEASE 9 MONTE CARLO — 197* AM/FM 13600-Call 741-7347 15,077 list niaaatla many naw parts Runs FOR 4 looks axcallant 11*60 or bast 1*79 TOYOTA CELICA OT — 1985 Qood condition Naw clutch WAGON brakas. banary 1 ownwsr gar- ONLY MONTE CARLO 1977 - T-top, 1 *1*M 143.7(47 A/C.AM/FM. Cragars. naw llras. $ 1J raardafoggar, 71,000 ml S2SO0 TOYOTA 1981 CELICA ST — 9 7X-K47, arlar «. tpd. air. sun roof, sm/fm casaat- 278 M •13,577 ta4 apaakart. cruisa. Exc cond MUSTANO II — 1*77 2 door Asking 14960 Can 9O4J-1360 hard lop 4 cyl Rao with rad mlanor 7B75O mllaa. AM/FM 197* TRIUMPH — 40.000 milas lomiKi pkg.. Au*Y Jon*. P«nt Panaaonic 81200 Can Naads soma work 11300 Csll and interior treitment. I83-J162 730-9243 OR MUSTANG COBRA — 7* turbo VOLVO PARTS SALE - Naw- LEASE Loadad 00.000 mllat Good uaad. for ofdlas. rastorars •11,703 •12,330^, condition Bast offar Days till Chaapl RED BANK VOLVO 5:30 call 671-4147. 741-9*88 FOR MUSTANO 1009 1*74 VOLKSWAGEN DASHER ^i^aoo ONLY Exc cond . naw tlraa t2409 or — 2 door, auto Good condition baat otlar CaH *71-2104 •960 Can 2*1-02*6 NASH METROPOLITAN 1901 — 197* VOLVO - Station wagon •10,503 •87". •1^33< •3000 or bast offar Qood con- Oaan Good running condition dition Naads somt work Csll •2*00 CaH 871-3427 aftar 9pm 2B4-9177 1974 VOLKSWAGEN — 4 cyl 4 OLDSMOBILE — 1*72 Luxury SPO Good condition AM/FM P/S. P/B. P/W Good condition caaaana radio. 11200 or bast Can 4*6-9042 offar Call 264.787S ITS STILL FUN TO BUY ACM AT 1976 OLDSMOBILE 9« VOLKSWAGEN RABBIT - 1*60 ntso dlaaal. 4 tpd. a/c. tm/tm caaaat- CaH aftar 9 p.m. 406-9232 is. p/b. 87 000 mllaa Aaking •24*9 Can 568-5446 OLDS 19*0 CUTLASS DIESEL - 4 door PW cruisa. A/C. am/fm VOLVO 2*4 GL 1970 — Laathar ale. 39.000 mla. Lookt t runt intarlor. powar windows. Alpins wall. Sacriflcs S2SO0 741-7440 starao. A/C. sun root. Alloy ous whsais Exc cond Qaragad 1 1*7* OLDSMOBILE REGEANCY ownar 74.000 ml Aaking 16700 — Luxury aadan Evary posalbla CaH aftar 7:30 p m 642-5951 option 11900. CaH avanlngt 741-*704 1983 VOLVO — 1224DR 4 spd Sound snd claan 11090 CaH RASSAS OLDS CUTLASS LS 10*0 - 048-4799 aftar 9 p Mint. V-6, 4 dr . PS/PB. cruisa. starao. 1 ownar S306O Can VOLVO - 1973 Blsnon wagon, 957-0033 attar 0 p.m. a/c. am/fm caaaana. 4 spd or- •glonsl ownar. good cond. 11000 OLDSMOBILE OMEGA or bast offar 870-3112 BROUGHAM - A/C. PS/PB many axtras. 34.000 r VW BUG 1*70 - Gray Naw 13290 Call 8M-937* transmission Naw froni (Iras, naw swsy bar Aaking 1960 will 1*77 OLDS CUTLASS SU- nagottata CaH 930-4807 aflar 6 PREME - 2 door, auto trans, p/s. p/b. p/w. a/c, sm/fm starao VW CONVERTIBLE BEETLE 190* - 12600 or baat offar Csll PONTIAC •3000 ml Aaking ttaoo Call 747-0*0* 739-92*6 bafora 10 pm SPECIAL COLLEGE QRAD OPEL MANTA — 1974 4 cyl., WONT LAST — 10*3 Chavy auto, a/c Runa axcaMant Muat Citation. A/C. crulaa control sail 1475 Call 640-OS7! or AM/FM, naw tlras Mini con- FINANCE PLAN AVAILABLE! 750-2227. Ksypon dition. 14200 Call sftar 5 pa 2*4-2473 PARK CHEVROLET See Us For details. SaMa-Laaamg-Sarvtoa-Parts 300 Autos for Sal* K M. Naptuna 776-1212 PEUOEOT-SAAB OF WALL Hwy 36. Manaaquan • SALES • SERVICE • LEASING 12*11 44*-9O*0 PEUGEOT 900 STI 1983 - 6 Family Owned And spad . laalhar. aun-root. A/C. an aatraa axe cond Can 238-143* Operated F S Ytars or 429-2212 AVIS PINTO 1*7* Sun-roof, naads work Young Used CaH 872-073* 395 BROAD STREET PLYMOUTH HORIZON TC3 - Cart 1*7*. P/S. P/B. sports packaga. 4 tad . am/lm ttarao. • For Sale RED BANK I Call 671-142* PLYMOUTH VOLARE — 1*70 47 tknnttry i. wagon 4 spd . a/c..goad lira, or haional ownar. wM tW tor *6»& 747-8301 Ca* 171-O8I7 741-5180 PLYMOUTH STATION WAOON 4W4 fMfura* 1*70 - Runt good tan dants Oat Can «nd trucks •Wowmelud* IWghrk prep •M ruat. 1100 Oood tor c»wg4)»,notMVF«ajB.T-j<*. carpantar ate CaH 7*7-»SB0